Accessible Travel for People With Disabilities
Wondering if accessible travel is for you? And if so, where are the best places to go for people with disabilities? How about Barcelona, Spain? What about accessible national parks? How about some accessible bed and breakfasts? Learn more about your accessible travel options in this section, and join the crowd!
Handicapped Accessible Travel to Paris – With so much to see in Paris and such large variation in accessibility, disabled travelers to Paris will need to be sure that they plan their trip carefully. At a minimum, disabled visitors can use the...
Venice is one of the most popular destinations in the world, yet few tourists with disabilities tackle it because of the intimidating bridges throughout the city. While there are hundreds of bridges connecting the islands, they can be avoided if you...
So You Want to Tour Venice in a Wheelchair? You Can. Find Out How
It was a beautiful day on the slopes as John Sage checked his gear and looked forward to the downhill run. That sun-kissed day in 2001 didn’t turn out the way he had planned, for an accident left John with a T-4 Spinal Cord Injury that confined him...
Good Looking, Athletic and 22; Could Life Get Much Better Than That?
Wheelchair accessible options in Las Vegas abound. Here is our list of the top things to do if you only have a day or two in America's entertainment capital. Enjoy!
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How One Corporation Stepped Up to the Plate after State Government Cuts in Accessible Transportation
Disaboom is concerned about state government spending cuts in accessible transportation services which directly impacts seniors and persons with disabilities. While the cuts save governments millions, the outcome will confine many of our aging population and persons in the disability community to nursing homes. Studies have shown that mobility is a primary factor in determining whether an individual can stay in their own homes and live independently.
Pros & Cons of the Electric Wheelchair Driving Pedestrian
Today I went out into the world with some big new wheels. I won't go into detail about them here, but they are amazing, and big! This major event reminded me about my relationship with pedestrians, and what I do want to talk about now is the pros and cons of being an electric wheelchair driving pedestrian
American Idol Contestant Gifted with Accessibility
America watched the heart-wrenching story unfold as American Idol contestant Chris Medina wheeled his fiancée, Juliana Ramos in to meet the judges.
Handicapped Cruises: Four Top Tips for Wheelchair Travel
Handicapped cruises are great for wheelchair travel, but before you leave port, follow this advice to ensure smooth seas for your journey.
Hiking Blind: Trail Devices for Happy Camping
Check out our product tips for the blind, trail assistive tech that lets you take off on hiking and camping adventures for visually impaired people and their friends.
Blind Travel Tips From a Frequent Flyer
Blind travel can be a frightening experience, but not if you read this experienced author’s tips for how to manage, even in sprawling international airports!
Accessible Playground, Wheelchair-Friendly Shopping Near Vancouver
Play with your child on the handicap accessible playground between sessions of wheelchair-accessible shopping and adaptive skiing at Whistler ski resort, where the community is tailored to people with disabilities.
Planning an Accessible Vacation: Wheelchair Van Rentals
Although the availability of accessible ground transportation has greatly improved over the past 10 years, sometimes it's just more practical to drive your own vehicle.