Written by Andrea Needham, Eldersday.org, March 10, 2026 For digital nomads with disabilities and travelers with mobility challenges, working from anywhere can come with a constant question: will the job and the location actually support access needs? The core tension is that barriers in mobile work, from unpredictable schedules to unreliable setups, stack on top […]
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Accessible Travel Guide to Memphis, Tennessee
Music, Barbecue, and Mississippi River Views Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, March 12, 2026 Few American cities are as rich in music history and cultural identity as Memphis. Sitting along the banks of the Mississippi River, Memphis blends legendary blues roots, iconic rock ‘n’ roll landmarks, and some of the best barbecue in the country. […]
Bate Bay named the Best Australian Beach 2026
Written by Sheree Strange, Travel Without Limits, March 11, 2026 Beach expert Brad Farmer AM has once again combed Australia’s shoreline to find the best beach – and this year, he says Bate Bay in New South Wales has something for everyone. He uses an exhaustive 130-point evaluation criteria to make his determination, and Bate Bay’s 4.8km […]
Wheelchair-Accessible Travel Guide to Chattanooga, Tennessee
Written by Chillie Falls, AccessAdventure.net, March 9, 2026 Nestled along the Tennessee River and surrounded by the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Chattanooga has quietly become one of the most enjoyable and accessible travel destinations in the Southeast. Once known primarily as a railroad hub, the city has reinvented itself with a lively downtown, scenic […]
Designing for the deaf and disabled
Written by Christine Murray, Director Festival of Place, February 8, 2026 Disability urban strategist Amanprit Arnold speaks about the growing role of technology in improving accessibility and her vision for a Deaf City Hub in London The spending power of disabled people, known as the purple pound, is £300bn: “Hello, does that not tell you […]
emPower Car gives children with disabilities the freedom to roam home
Written by Laura Severs, Edmonton Journal, February 27, 2026 Mobility car for young children doesn’t require a renovation, just a rethinking of pathways through a home. EmPower Cars help give mobility within a home to young children with disabilities. EmPower Cars were on display at the Calgary Renovation Show in January. Photo by Darren Lebuef An […]