The Problem With “Short Walk”: Ableism, Accessibility, and Travel Marketing

The Problem With “Short Walk”: Ableism, Accessibility, and Travel Marketing

by Jimmy Dinsmore | May 21, 2026 | Travel Tips

We’ve all seen it. You’re scrolling through Airbnb, looking at a hotel website, or reading a tourism brochure, and the description proudly boasts: “Just a short walk to downtown!” or “Completely walkable neighborhood!” To the average traveler, those phrases conjure up...
Rolling In, Not Sitting Out: The Most Accessibility‑Forward Stadiums of World Cup 2026

Rolling In, Not Sitting Out: The Most Accessibility‑Forward Stadiums of World Cup 2026

by Jimmy Dinsmore | May 13, 2026 | Travel Tips

When FIFA announced a three‑nation World Cup in 2026 here in North America, I packed optimism right alongside skepticism and started mapping the circuit the way I always do, through the lens of access. Here’s the good news: this World Cup is shaping up to be the most...
What to Know About Traveling With a Service Dog

What to Know About Traveling With a Service Dog

by Jimmy Dinsmore | Mar 4, 2026 | Travel Tips

Traveling often brings unexpected moments, but traveling with a service dog transforms the journey into a coordinated partnership and a lot more planning. Each step becomes a shared rhythm between a handler and the trained animal supporting their safety and...
Planning an Amusement Park Trip With Mobility Challenges? Here’s What to Know

Planning an Amusement Park Trip With Mobility Challenges? Here’s What to Know

by Jimmy Dinsmore | Feb 26, 2026 | Travel Tips

Amusement parks can be exciting, joyful, and memorable for visitors with mobility challenges, especially when the day is approached with a little planning, strategy, and smart pacing. With the right preparation, theme parks can remain fully enjoyable and accessible...
Going to a Sporting Event: What People With Mobility Issues Need to Know

Going to a Sporting Event: What People With Mobility Issues Need to Know

by Jimmy Dinsmore | Feb 25, 2026 | Travel Blog, Travel Tips

For sports fans, there is nothing quite like the experience of a live event. However, for those with mobility challenges, attending a game can often involve extra planning to mitigate potential chaos or anxiety. While the energy of tens of thousands of fans is...
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