Written by Noreen Kompanik, TravelPulse Newsletter, July 18, 2025 United Airlines is set to hire more Special Olympics athletes as customer service ambassadors to its airline’s hubs in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Newark. The goal is to welcome 10 new people into the program to reach a total of 28 SOSA employees across all seven of United’s […]
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You Can’t See My Disability — But How I Talk About It Has Changed My Life
Written by Dongmyung Ahn, for Voices and Accessibility tidbits, July 10, 2025 It was the first day of the spring semester, and I nervously watched as my lecture hall filled up with what ended up being 48 students for my music history class. As a second-generation Korean American with a difficult-to-pronounce name, I have always been a little […]
Wheelchair Accessible Weekend in Innsbruck, Austria
Written by John Morris and Stevie Gleason, WheelchairTravel.org, July 17, 2025 After being unexpectedly separated for multiple days thanks to German rail operator Deutsche Bahn, we were excited to reunite as a family in the picturesque city of Innsbruck, Austria, which sits at an elevation of nearly 2,000 feet amid the northern chain of the Austrian Alps. […]
7 Best Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Baltimore, MD – Active Senior Travel Guide
Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, July 15, 2025 Discover 7 top-rated wheelchair-accessible activities in Baltimore for active senior world travelers. Includes tips on accessible sidewalks, public transit, hotels, and a 3–4 day itinerary near the Inner Harbor. 👩🦽 Welcome to Baltimore, Accessible and Inviting Baltimore ranks among the most accessible U.S. cities, boasting wide, well-maintained […]
Accessible Itinerary For Visit to Louisville, KY
Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, July 13, 2025 Exploring Louisville, KY in a power wheelchair can be a richly rewarding experience. With thoroughly accessible attractions, excellent transport options, and welcoming accommodations, this spirited city offers something for every world‑traveler senior. Here’s a curated 3–4 day itinerary with top sights, accessible hotels, and transportation tips. 🏨 […]
Breaking Down Barriers: The Realities of Transportation for People with Disabilities in America
Written by Andy Porter, AccessibilityReportBlog.com, March 25, 2025 Most of us hop in a car, jump on a bus, or ride the subway without giving it a second thought. But for over 70 million Americans living with a disability, getting from point A to point B often isn’t that simple. Transportation—something many of us take […]