Our COO, Fred J. Maahs, Jr. did a brief interview on the future of accessible travel.
Is The Future Bright For Accessible Travel?
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Accessible Alberta: Five Barrier-Free Things To See And Do In Banff
Banff Hot Springs If you want to take a dip in one of the most well-known geothermally heated pools in Canada, I have great news for you: Banff Upper Hot Springs are completely accessible! Accessible …
We’re in this together
Resilience is the capacity to adapt well to and recover quickly from adverse events. The world and the travel industry are going through an unprecedented period of turmoil at the moment and it is hard …
Tips For Travel With Alzheimer’s or Dementia
A change of scenery and a break from the daily routine is always a welcome idea. However, as Alzheimer’s disease or other dementias progress, changes in abilities can make it difficult to get away. Travel, …
Accessible Air Travel: A Guide For People With Disabilities
It is vitally important for travellers with disabilities and their companions, travel agents, and others involved in air travel to know what to expect from the time an airline reservation is booked to the moment …