Accessible Toronto Travel Guide
Toronto’s skyline rivals that of Manhattan. Its multicultural roots, vibrant art scene, and delicious bites make it a destination worth visiting not just once, but…
Rolling Through Snow: A Mobility User’s Guide
As someone who relies on a mobility scooter to stay independent, I’ve always been drawn to the beauty of mountain towns like Gatlinburg, Tennessee, and…
tabifolk Talks with Josh Grisdale from Accessible Japan with Travel Tips
In our latest episode of tabifolk talks, we had the pleasure of chatting with Josh Grisdale, founder of Accessible Japan and tabifolk. Josh has lived…
tabifolk talks with Jodie from Learners and Makers – A World Traveling Family of 4
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to travel the world full-time with your family while navigating accessibility challenges? The latest episode of…
tabifolk talks with Lorraine Woodward of Becoming rentABLE about Accessible Rental Properties
Finding suitable accommodations remains one of the biggest challenges for travelers with disabilities. While the desire to explore new places is strong, the lack of…
South of Chile: Patagonia on Wheels
The Patagonia is the southernmost piece of land besides the Antartica. It’s a remote destination full of mesmerizing landscapes and vibrant wildlife…
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If you’re reading this, then chances are good that either you or someone you know has a disability and is interested in traveling. Needless to…
tabifolk talks with Cristina Căluianu about Accessible Romania
Romania is a country of breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. But what about accessibility? In a recent episode of Tabifolk Talks, we sat…
tabifolk talks with Adventures by Jamie: Navigating Disney Parks with Accessibility in Mind
For many travelers, a trip to Disney Parks is the ultimate dream vacation. But for those with disabilities, navigating the parks can present unique challenges.…
tabifolk talks: Meg from KultureCity – Sensory-Inclusive Travel with KultureCity
Traveling should be an exciting and enriching experience for everyone, yet for individuals with sensory processing challenges, it can be overwhelming. In a recent episode…