If you have been following my blog for a while, then you probably know that I’m obsessed with Walt Disney World. I visited three times last year, despite living 550 miles away, and it will most likely be the first place that I go to when the Coronavirus situation gets better and it’s safe to…

Since starting my blog a little over five years ago, I’ve been fortunate enough to meet some pretty incredible people online. One of those people is Kelly Narowski. She is a manual wheelchair user from the USA and has visited 46 countries, and even spent some time living in Europe. From paragliding over Switzerland to…

Since I started working in the travel industry, I’ve met many other remarkable bloggers and one of them is Carrie-Ann Lightley. She lives in the UK and frequently blogs about her accessible travel adventures. Her blog is fascinating and I’ve become a big fan of hers in the past couple years. I recently had the…

Years ago, before I even started my blog, I always went to TripAdvisor first to start researching a destination. It was a nice place to learn more about popular attractions, hotels, and restaurants within the city, but it was tough to find accessibility information. I always wished that there was a similar website for accessibility…

  Please tell us about yourself and what you do. My name is Emma and I’m the founder of Simply Emma, a travel and disability blog. I live in a small but homely town in Scotland with my partner and our cat. I have Limb-Girdle Muscular Dystrophy, a progressive muscle weakening condition which means I…

  Please tell us about yourself and what you do. My name is Scott Crowley, I am happily married with two kids (2.5 and 5) and we all love to travel. I grew up in Adelaide, South Australia, and I spent my early childhood in Adelaide and Auckland, New Zealand. As a teenager we moved…

As the only disabled travel blogger in Greece, Kamil Goungor is quite an impressive person. He has grown up in a country that’s considered largely inaccessible for wheelchair users, but he has still managed to see much of Europe and he is going to embark on some Asian adventures in the near future. I was…

I’m not sure where or when I first met Srin Madipalli here on the interwebs, but it seems like I’ve known of him forever. He is a huge influence in the accessible travel community and is constantly coming up with new ideas to improve travel for those with disabilities. As a frequent jet-setter and wheelchair…

I have been following along with the husband and wife duo of Rob and Bridget of The Bimblers for a couple years and absolutely love reading about their travels on their blog. They are frequently traversing the U.K., Ireland, and more of Europe, and they have me constantly dreaming of these destinations. I really enjoyed…

With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, one of my favorite organizations, Paralyzed Veterans of America, is doing a campaign that will allow us to show how much we #LoveOurVeterans. You can easily send a Valentine’s Day card to a veteran in a VA hospital! When the PVA asked if I’d be interested in taking…