The accessible travel industry has come a long way. Ramps, roll-in showers, hotel filters, better information. But talk to any disabled traveler and they'll point to the same thing that's still missing: community. See why Anthony from The World is Accessible believes it matters the most.
Phoenyx Powell used to book trips last minute and figure it out when she landed. Then a motorcycle accident changed everything. Now living as an amputee with sensory sensitivities, she plans travel very differently. Here are the 5 destinations where she didn't have to fight her body the entire time.
Tampa sits right on the Gulf Coast, invented the Cuban sandwich, has incredible food spots, and so much to do. Amanda grew up here and has spent years exploring her city as a wheelchair user. Here's her quick guide to the best accessible spots, including a hidden gem most visitors never find.
I visited Martin County with my family in November. As a wheelchair user, the beach is usually somewhere I admire from a distance. It wasn't like that in Martin County. Here is what we did, where we stayed, and places we ate.
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.
