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Have an accessible travel blog? Post your latest articles, destination guides, or reviews here so... View more
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Have an accessible travel blog? Post your latest articles, destination guides, or reviews here so fellow members can read, share, and get inspired. Whether you write about cultural adventures, nature escapes, travel tips, or accessibility reviews, this is the space to showcase your work and connect with others who care about inclusive travel.
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I will be hosting a free webinar on how to get started with content creation, and how to make the most of it either for your resume or for monetization!
You can register at the zoom link below, and I’d love to see some of you there! There is great for anyone looking to boost their resume in a free, flexible, and unique way, or someone who…
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Laura H and Josh Grisdale4 CommentsHi Danielle, that is awesome! Will it be available on demand afterwards for those in different timezones?
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Sure, it is fun to travel the world, but would you uproot and live in another country as a person with a disability? @Martin shares the stories of some who have done just that! (Including some guy named Josh 😏) After reading the article, tell us what you think and where you would move to if you did go!…
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Expats: Building an Accessible Life Abroad
wheelchair users who have moved abroad and what their experiences have taught them.
Yeah I would move abroad to a country that’s more accessible my husband left me in January after 21 years together stating “he never married a cripple” his words pierced my heart and soul to the core I’d emigrate in a heartbeat to raise my kids in a better country
If you are a Chinese speaker, you can watch my channel, where I share some accessible travel information
https://youtube.com/@wheelstraveling?si=SjG1xseV1Ex_RByW
I love finding unique activities to do, but a lot of times accessibility is an issue. While this activity would be an issue if you have weak core/head strength since there are no doors to lean on, the tour company has experience accommodating many disabilities and are able to strap manual wheelchairs to the back of these Scoot Coupes!
If you…
🍫Ever wonder how Hershey Bars get made? Check it out in my latest vlog.
🎢 Chocolate World is not a theme park (that is next door to it), but they do have a track vehicle tour of the chocolate factory that is on a moving floor, and they had an interesting onboarding practice for manual wheelchair users. Overall, I think they should have the…
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