Wheel the World Closes $11M Series A — And It's Just the Beginning for Accessible Travel
Wheel the World has closed an $11M Series A, backed by top disability tech investors and former CEOs of Expedia and Booking.com. The funding will expand the Accessibility Verified program, develop AI-powered trip planning tools, and scale verified accessibility data worldwide.
Accessible Travel Guide to Door County, Wisconsin
Door County sits on a narrow peninsula between Green Bay and Lake Michigan, with more than 300 miles of shoreline and home to five state parks. This guide covers accessible hotels, trails, restaurants, and getting around — all with verified details.
How I Spent a Long Weekend in Scottsdale as a Wheelchair User
Kerry, a manual wheelchair user, spent a few days in Scottsdale and had a great time. She stayed at Andaz Scottsdale Resort and Bungalows that had a shower she still dreams about, hiked the Bajada desert trail, and highlights top food and drink spots.
Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide to Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City grew up along Route 66 and still carries that wide-open, easygoing layout today. Downtown is shaped by major landmarks like the National Memorial and one of the largest urban park systems in the U.S. This guide covers wheelchair-accessible hotels and things to do in this packed city.
Accessible Hotels & Things to Do in the Adirondacks
The Adirondacks are surrounded by mountains and lakes and were twice home to the Winter Olympics. Village life anchors places like Lake Placid and Saranac Lake, and small towns connect by scenic roads. Here are the top fun, accessible activities and relaxing hotels.