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Wheelchair Accessible Activities for a Trip to Hong Kong
By Cory LeeAsia quite often gets a bad rap for being a most inhospitable place for travelers in wheelchairs. And while in some cases this might be more than a little justified (Japan’s lack of elevators in some stations springs to mind), for the most part, Asia’s major cities are trying their best to offer wheelchair access…
Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Phuket
By Cory LeeYou might think that the sights and sounds of Thailand, which includes ancient cities, floating markets, tropical islands, and religious relics, would prove problematic for disabled travellers. However, this couldn’t be further from the truth, as there are still plenty of wheelchair accessible things to see and some great places to stay in Phuket. c…
Rolling Around Bangkok, Thailand: A Wheelchair User’s Travel Guide
By Cory LeeFew places on Earth are as friendly as Thailand. Showing anger in public is just something they don’t do. In fact, they frown upon it and will often say you need to “slow down your heart”. As such, navigating the city of Bangkok (read about my firsthand experience in Bangkok here) is mostly a delight….
Rolling Around Beijing: A Wheelchair User’s Travel Guide
By Cory LeeOnce called Peking, the city of Beijing is home to approximately 22 million residents. It is the capital of China and definitely has the population to prove it. Being such a large populated city you would think that accessibility would be something that close attention was paid to. However, this has not always been the…
Rolling Around Tokyo: A Wheelchair User’s Travel Guide
By Cory LeeOften times it is hard to find information concerning major tourist destinations that cover things for wheelchair users. This guide, the first in my new “Rolling Around” series, was created to answer that problem. This post will be all about one of my biggest dream destinations – Tokyo, Japan! Here, I will cover a few of the…
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