Written by John Morris, WheelchairTravel.org, August 20, 2025 My travel style is urban — I tend to stick to the big cities, places where public transportation can take me, and rarely venture…
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The Best Pedestrian Bridges to Visit in the U.S.
Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, August 17, 2025 Credit: List and content: https://www.journohq.com/blog I have always loved bridges. Whether from a car, from a tour bus, walking, or rolling on my Whill…
Wheelchair Accessible Guide to Bar Harbor
Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, August 14, 2025 Bar Harbor Cruise Passenger Cap Upheld by Appeals Court 1,000 Daily Limit Stays in Place Bar Harbor Maine’s controversial daily limit of 1,000 cruise…
Latest Airline Incident Reinforces Need for Better Accessibility in the Travel Industry
Written by Lacey Pfalz, TravelPulse.com, August 12, 2025 Earlier this week, we reported on how two blind women were the only two people onboard a flight from New Orleans to Orlando after an…
Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide: Atlanta, Georgia
Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, August 12, 2025 Atlanta blends Southern charm, deep history, and a thriving modern culture — and the good news is, many of its attractions are designed with…
Marriott Waikiki Resort & Spa review
Written by Julie Jones, Have Wheelchair Will Travel, July 30, 2025 Marriott Waikiki Resort & Spa looms large in the heart of Waikiki with 1310 guest rooms. The resort’s prime location, close to…
Getting Around London in Style: A Wheelchair User’s Guide To Black Cabs
London is a city that knows how to move—and thankfully, it’s also a city that understands the importance of inclusive travel. As a wheelchair user and seasoned traveler, I have friends in…