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    Ways to Save Money When Traveling to Europe

    By Cory Lee
    Europe is a wonderful vacation destination. The continent boasts a remarkable variety, with some of the most amazing cuisines in the world, a stunning array of rich cultural traditions, and history that is unrivaled almost anywhere else in the world. However, traveling in Europe can be expensive. Life in many of the big cities like…
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    3 Fun and Accessible Activities Around the Mayan Riviera

    By Cory Lee
    Mayan Riviera is a destination for all types of travelers, from those wanting to enjoy gorgeous beaches, vibrant nightlife, great shopping and lots of activities for families, couples and singles. The Mayan Riviera has a bit of everything, and this also includes some wheelchair accessible options. Regarding accommodation options, there are a number of resorts…
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    The Ultimate Huntsville Alabama Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide: Things to Do, Where to Eat, and Where to Stay

    By Cory Lee
    Growing up less than a two-hour drive from Huntsville, Alabama, I went on a number of field trips to the U.S. Space and Rocket Center, which is located in Huntsville, in my early school years. Those were some of my favorite field trips and memories of elementary school, but that’s the only attraction that I’ve…
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    How Australian workplaces should cater for disability friendly environments

    By Cory Lee
    Much has changed over the past decade as the Australian society has become increasingly aware of the need to extend its support to people with disabilities and help them lead a meaningful life. At the same time, Australian employers have come to realize that people with disabilities can be a real asset. Here’s what can…
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    Motorhome Destination Guide For UK in 2021

    By Cory Lee
    Motorhomes and campervans are widely recognised as the best way to travel across the country and explore your surroundings. So why bother yourself with figuring out how to circumvent travel restrictions when you can go across the UK and see every hidden corner instead? If you happen to have your own motorhome, what are you waiting…
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    A Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide to Virginia Beach, Virginia

    By Cory Lee
    Hotels.com asked me to share these accessibility suggestions for Virginia Beach, so I’m thrilled to bring you this article! As travel today remains uncertain, please keep your safety and the safety of others in mind at all times. If you are comfortable with traveling, please travel responsibly and within regulation. Any travel is at your own risk….
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    How to Make Your Camping Trip More Wheelchair Friendly

    By Cory Lee
    Camping is one of the most adventurous and fun outdoor activities you can engage in reasonably easily. You get to enjoy nature’s raw beauty and experience life away from the hustle and bustle of the city. As is the case with pretty much everything in life, camping has its risks. It is all the more…
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    Traveling During COVID-19 is Still Viable: How to Smoothly Adjust to the Restrictions

    By Cory Lee
    The unexpected outbreak of the SARS-CoV-2 virus has sent shockwaves across the global economy and has even almost brought it to a halt for a brief while during the initial lockdown period at the beginning of March. Factories and stores were closed, borders were closed, flights got canceled, and most of the world’s population were…
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    Expert Travel Hacks for Students on a Budget

    By Cory Lee
    It’s hard to find students who don’t like traveling. Journeys help broaden overview, meet new people, get new emotions, and explore new countries. Unfortunately, traveling can be very expensive.  If you’re a student who doesn’t want to spend your holidays sitting in a room and watching TV shows or playing video games, check out expert…
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    5 Flight Relaxation Tips for Wheelchair Users: Before, During, and After Your Travels

    By Cory Lee
    Processes leading up to air travel can be stressful for most people, and for people who use wheelchairs, it sometimes is twice the frustration.  With about 75 million people worldwide needing wheelchairs daily, the use of wheelchairs is certainly not uncommon. However, from inside the airport to boarding the plane, there can be many more stressful experiences…
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