Written by Sheree Strange, Travel Without Limits, May 22, 2025 You don’t have to sacrifice accessibility or amenities to find destinations and experiences that will welcome your four-legged friend. Having a dog means having a best friend, there for us in good times and in bad. Naturally, we don’t want to leave them at home […]
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Cruise reporting, practical access guidance, reader questions, and firsthand notes for traveling with confidence.
Acropolis of Athens and a Hotel Prison
Written by John Morris, WheelchairTravel.org, June 11, 2025 Hello from Greece! Today is Day 8 of the 10-day Wheelchair Travel Group Trip to Greece — By the time you receive this email, our group of American and Australian travelers will be enjoying a wine tasting and traditional meal in a small village in the foothills […]
New Orleans Accessible Transportation
Written by New Orleans and Company, June 2025 Accessible Transportation Getting around New Orleans by wheelchair You’ll find New Orleans is pretty easy to navigate by walker, wheelchair or scooter. Whether you’re traveling by bus, streetcar, cab, or even taking a self-guided tour, there are plenty of ways to get from A to B. Buses […]
Historic Paths of the Alaska Gold Rush
Written by Ellery, ACL Staff, May 20, 2025 Before Alaska was known for glaciers, grizzlies, and grandeur, it was a land of golden dreams. At the tail end of the 19th century, tens of thousands of hopeful prospectors braved the wilderness in pursuit of fortune, reshaping the culture and landscape of this northern frontier. Today, […]
Summer Festivals Transform New Orleans Into a Cultural Paradise
Written by the New Orleans Beat for TravelPulse by Northstar, May 30, 2025 New Orleans is a vibrant summer destination with unique opportunities for travelers seeking something beyond ordinary vacation spots. The Crescent City’s warm season brings an extraordinary array of festivals that showcase its distinctive culture, making it an irresistible draw for visitors from […]
Stevie’s Introduction
Written by Stevie Grissom, Wheelchairtravel.org Stevie brings a heartfelt family lens to Wheelchair Travel. As a mom and advocate, she will discuss navigating accessibility, embracing connection and pushing for a more inclusive travel world. When John first pitched the idea of adding a family travel perspective to the Wheelchair Travel community, it took me only […]