Disability Pride Month celebrates the unique perspectives and experiences of people with disabilities. Embracing People First Language and changing perceptions can promote inclusivity and accessibility for all. Let's celebrate each other as individuals and focus on abilities rather than limitations.
With proper planning, research, and time, any wheelchair user should be rest assured you can have a magical trip. You just need to stay a few steps ahead of the game by pre-planning your travels.
Travelers with disabilities and those in wheelchairs are met with unique challenges that make traveling difficult. We believe that everyone, regardless of circumstances, should have the same opportunities to travel around the globe and be able to do that without limits - that is our mission.
My parents took my sister Maisy and me down to Savannah, Georgia, where we then road-tripped up to Charleston, South Carolina. We began our trip in the North Historic District of Savannah at Zunzi's, a cute neighborhood spot to order cocktails outside gathered around picnic tables.
