Global Accessible Travel Specialists
I appreciate that it may seem like wishful thinking to plan any vacations, but if you are already throwing darts at a world map in anticipation, you’re not alone! Full disclosure: I had never used …
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 …
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, …
Feisty, persistent, passionate, resourceful—all character traits key to being a successful travel agent, but especially critical for agents serving clients with disabilities. Nanaimo, British Columbia-based agent Tarita Davenock has these traits in spades—and requires all …
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 …
Our COO, Fred J. Maahs, Jr. did a brief interview on the future of accessible travel.
Having a physical disability or a child with special needs should not exclude anyone from traveling, but you may need to spend some extra time planning to have the trip of a lifetime. One time …
Our Tips For Traveling with a Catheter You can never be TOO prepared You can safely manage your bladder with Clean Intermittent Catheterization (CIC) both at home and on your travels. Here are some tips, …
Over the years, eleven and a half to be precise, we are often asked questions about travelling with a disability and the ‘What If’s’. Here we share the most common ones with you, including our …
Going on a cruise is a wonderful thing. As your ship pulls out from the dock, ever so slowly churning up the water as the bow begins to break waves, you feel your troubles begin …