Written by Jon Fletcher for Wheelie Jon’s Blog, April 16, 2024 Cornwall is one of the most popular places in Britain for holidaymakers to visit whatever their ability level. The best time to visit this beautiful county is spring and early summer before the peak holiday season or autumn is also a great time to […]
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Journey Beyond Cruise Sydney review
Written by Julie, Have Wheelchair Will Travel, April 16, 2024 There is no better place to spend a lovely sunny day in Sydney than on the beautiful harbour. It’s the ideal spot to snap an insta-worthy photo of yourself with the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge in the background or to get a […]
Disney World And Disneyland Have Made A Major Change And Are Promising Lifetime Bans For Guests Who Don’t Follow It
Written by Dirk Libbey, April 12, 2024, published in CinemaBlend Disney Parks are making a major change to one service, and the ultimate punishment awaits those who abuse it. (Image credit: Walt Disney World) As somebody who both loves theme parks and writes about them for a living, getting banned from Disney World or Disneyland is literally […]
YOUR WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE TRAVEL GUIDE TO GREATER FORT LAUDERDALE
Written by Cory Lee, CurbFreeWithCoryLee.com s someone that absolutely loves warm weather and beaches, south Florida is one of my favorite areas in the United States, but until very recently, I had never explored Greater Fort Lauderdale. This area encompasses 31 cities and municipalities in south Florida, so there is certainly a lot to experience. I […]
Statue of Liberty Wheelchair Accessibility
Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, April 12, 2024 In the heart of New York Harbor, two iconic landmarks stand as enduring symbols of freedom, hope, and the American dream: the Statue of Liberty Monument and Ellis Island. These historic sites carry profound significance, representing the ideals of liberty, diversity, and opportunity that have defined the […]
I Met Pope Francis in Rome — Here’s How You Can Too
Written by John Morris, WheelchairTravel.org, January 8, 2023 Late last year, I traveled to Rome for the first time in a decade — and the first time as a wheelchair user. During my trip, I was grateful to (briefly) meet the Holy Father, Pope Francis, head of the Roman Catholic Church. This unique opportunity is […]