Disabled Travelers

How does a visually impaired person ‘see the sights’ of the world? How do they experience a seaside sunrise, an ancient world heritage site or the smiling faces of a bustling street scene? Why would they want to when these sights cannot be seen?

Candy Harrington?s focus is accessible travel?travel for people with disabilities. Says Candy, ?My goal is to describe access so travelers can make appropriate choices. My readers are a varied lot; from slow walkers to wheelchair-users.?

Follow my experiences of travel, tourism and leisure as a wheelchair user

My name is Cory Lee and I am a 23 year old travel addict and college Senior. I also happen to have wheels for legs (not literally) and I love peanut butter. Wanna be friends?

reviews of hotels & cruise ships for disabled travelers, a magazine

Quadriplegic since a 1983 sports accident, Adam Lloyd has maintained an extremely active life in the academic, business, and writing fields.

Hi, Im Kirsten — I am the globetrotter in a wheelchair! My journeys around the world, include jungle treks, mountain views, street food, and a lot more. This is the place to join me..

offers exchange programs for those with disabilities

Helping Hands: Monkey Helpers for the Disabled is a national nonprofit serving quadriplegic and other people with severe spinal cord injuries or mobility-impairments by providing highly trained monkeys to assist with daily activities.

Precipitating Dialogue on Travel, Disability, and Universal Design