Written and Filmed by Ashley Lynn Olson, Access The World, Wheelchairtraveling.com In Northern Georgia, wheelchair travelers will find the Chattahoochee River National Recreational Area with a paved path down to the river. Tucked in a beautiful forest, this trail leads to an accessible fishing pier, and continues along the river. Watch video: https://youtu.be/_qPsGOf29d0
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Travel and Cruise Industry News, February 16, 2022
Travel and Cruise Industry News February 16, 2022 with Chillie Falls. Today’s top stories: CDC Lowers Threat Level; Grandma and Grandpa, Get your Checkbooks Out; Final KISS Cruise; Carnival’s Sailabration; Celebrity’s Pre-cruise Testing Mandate Extended; Info on Carnival’s Pre-cruise Testing at Port; and much more LIVE at 11 AM EST. Cruise Ships Sailing From North American Ports […]
Key Largo Water Adventure
Written by Janet Keeler, Visit Florida: Accessible Travel Capt. Mick Nealey is a man on a mission. And that’s to get people out on to the water to fish, snorkel, swim or maybe just sightsee, no matter their physical abilities. Nealey is the owner of Tranquil Adventures in Key Largo and he is what you could call a full-service […]
Cozumel, Mexico Port Accessibility
Written by John Sage, Accessible Caribbean Vacations One of the most popular Caribbean cruise destinations, Cozumel disabled access presents several accessibility challenges for visitors including steep ramps, steps at restaurants, and a challenging ferry to the mainland. Nevertheless, Cozumel wheelchair access is sufficiently good enough that disabled cruise passengers can visit a wheelchair accessible beach, […]
Wheelchair Accessible Garden Transformation & Spa
Written and Filmed by Gem Hubbard, Wheelsnoheels Come and follow me on a tour of my wheelchair accessible garden. And have a look aat our new inflatable spa/hottub. I’ll be showing you how I transfer into the tub. Shaun brought the Cleaver Spa Monte Carlo. I can transfer in no worries as you can see. […]
Autism-Friendly Performances Return to Broadway Following Pandemic Pause
Written By John Morris, January 20, 2022 An inclusive atmosphere adapted to the needs of neurodiverse theatergoers is returning to New York City’s Broadway theaters after a nearly two-year hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic. TDF, the not-for-profit service organization for the performing arts, will present the first in-person autism-friendly performance of a Broadway show […]