And if you are looking for a great list of accessible beaches in Florida, check out Spin the Sunshine State’s huge list: http://spinthesunshinestate.com/2018/06/07/best-accessible-beaches-florida/

It looks like they have made some improvements since 2006: http://www.ttc.ca/TTC_Accessibility/Easier_access_on_the_TTC/Riding_the_subway.jsp

But a lot of the stations are still inaccessible.

Hi @Jonny_Strange!  What kind of things are you hoping to do in Paris?

If you are considering using a travel agent with expertise in the field, you can try Sage Travel.  Even if you don’t want a package, you can look at their website and find some general tips as well.  https://www.sagetraveling.com/paris-accessible-travel

Let us know how we can help!

Actually, this website has better info: http://www.accessiblejourneys.com/independent/accessible-philippines-vacations.htm

Though it may be a bit out dated

It likely depends on your local welfare system?  What country are you traveling from?