I recently read Jake Steinman’s recent reflection on how a safari clarified the TravelAbility vision, and that got me thinking. An African safari is certainly at the very top of my dream trip, but I have concerns about my mobility limitations and whether this type of...
When you’re planning a cruise with a disability or mobility limitations, one of the first and most stressful decisions you have to make is choosing your stateroom. If you search online forums or talk to travel agents, you’ll hear strong opinions on both sides. Some...
Planning a vacation with an autistic child can feel overwhelming, but it can also open the door to joyful, memorable family experiences when the trip is built around comfort, flexibility, and sensory needs. More movie theaters, stadiums, museums, zoos, aquariums,...
Planning a multi-generational family vacation is already a high-wire balancing act. Trying to align the interests of energetic kids, busy adults, and grandparents on one itinerary can feel like solving a Rubik’s cube in the dark. Add a mobility scooter or wheelchair...
When you head out on vacation, whether it’s boarding a cruise ship, checking into a resort, or navigating a crowded airport, the goal is simple: unwind, explore, and leave the daily grind behind. But as someone who spends a lot of time writing about travel and...
Water parks can be so much fun, especially on a hot summer day. From the cool rush of a wave pool, the gentle drift of a lazy river, and the pure thrill of a water slide, water parks can be the highlight of a vacation. But for millions of people living with...
