Written by John Morris, Wheelchair Travel.org Atlanta, Georgia, the transit hub of the Southeast United States and home to the world’s busiest airport, is the 9th largest metropolitan area in America. Atlanta is considered a “world city” due to its economic size and contribution. Host of the 1996, Olympics, the city has made great strides […]
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Cruise reporting, practical access guidance, reader questions, and firsthand notes for traveling with confidence.
Deal of the Century…Will it be a Dream Trip or a Nightmare?
Written by Darryl Musick, The World On Wheels, March 7, 2022 When you travel with a wheelchair the biggest need you have is assurance. You need to be assured that there will be accessible transportation at your destination; you need to know that there will be no steps where you need to go; you need […]
10 Free and Accessible Things to Do in London
Written by The Bimblers, January 2022 We’ve put together a “Top 10 List of Free and Accessible Things to do in London” in this post. London is probably the most visited city on earth. It’s a 24-hour city, and it’s vibrant. It has its access problems. To help you make the most of your visit […]
Wheelchair Accessibility Review: Bimini Beach Club, Bahamas
Written by Sylvia Longmire, Spin The Globe, November 10, 2021 Bimini Beach Club is the exclusive Virgin Voyages Bahamas retreat, located on the tiny island of Bimini. The Scarlet Lady cruise ship makes port calls here during every cruise out of Miami, and it is one of the rare Caribbean private resorts where the cruise ship can […]
ADA And Disability Rights
The Americans with Disabilities Act and Disability Rights Written by Spinalpedia.com One out of five Americans has a disability, making people with disabilities the largest minority group in the United States. Because disability affects so many people in the U.S., Congress passed the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in 1990, which protects the civil rights […]
Handicap Guide To Amber Cove
During my Carnival Sunrise cruise in February, 2020, I made my first visit to Amber Cove, Dominican Republic. There I found a nearly perfect port of call for any handicapped travelers, or those with virtually any disability. This is my handicap guide to Amber Cove. We docked mid-morning, next to the Carnival Elation. Amber Cove […]