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    Money Management Tech Is Creating More Opportunities For Adventure

    By Cory Lee
    Flying internationally is set to become that bit better for people with accessibility needs, with the February unveiling of the wheelchair rule. According to the Washington Post, this will make it easier and fairer for wheelchair users to travel via flight. With such measures comes greater opportunity, and to make the most of that, it’s important…
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    Top 5 Adventure Jackets

    By Cory Lee
    Planning a motorcycle adventure? Your jacket is your secret weapon when it comes to comfort, style and protection. From high-technology options to classic leather motorcycle jackets, adventure jackets will see you through some of the toughest riding conditions. Here’s a listing of the top five jackets to consider for your next odyssey or outing.  …
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    Planning a personalized group tour of the American west coast

    By Cory Lee
    Miles upon miles of beautiful coastline spanning across sprawling metropolises, beautiful forests and golden beaches, the west coast of America is one road that could sate anyone’s wanderlust. Road trips are a great way of exploring while bonding with your companions. Travelling in a group can be quite fun and it also helps in cutting…
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    3 Stateside Summer Sights That You Need to See

    By Cory Lee
    Wide open space. There’s nothing better. Unless, of course, we add some all-American sights to see and a well-run tour or two. That’s probably better. And that’s exactly what I’ve been looking in to in the run up to summer. But with so many world class options on offer and so little time to make…
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    Enjoy These Mediterranean Hotspots Any Time of Year

    By Cory Lee
    The Mediterranean is a body of water between southern Europe and North Africa that is almost completely circled by land. The countries and territories surrounding the Mediterranean Sea are Spain, France, Monaco, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania, Greece, Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco, Malta, Cyprus, the Gaza…
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    How to Enjoy the Capital City of Thailand

    By Cory Lee
    When travelling to Thailand or South East Asia for the first time, you might come across several surprises in the form of weird smells, the crowd on the streets, the haphazard traffic, very welcoming inhabitants, food and the culture and lifestyle too. So when visiting a place for the first time with instructions like “do…
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    7 of the Top Reasons to Visit Nepal

    By Cory Lee
    Since Nepal is situated between the two great countries China and India, this is why it did not get the attention it deserves for ages. But as the tourists and travelers started exploring the hidden wonders in this beautiful country, it started to make its place in the list of highly anticipated countries for travel…
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    6 Wheelchair Accessible and Fun Things to Do in Kissimmee, Florida Outside of Disney World

    By Cory Lee
    I have visited central Florida at least once per year for my entire life. In fact, I even did my college internship at Disney World and lived there for five months. While I have been to the Kissimmee area more times than I can even remember, I have really only visited the big theme parks…
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    10 of the Most Epic Wheelchair Friendly Holidays in Europe

    By Cory Lee
    International travel is possible as a wheelchair user and there are endless sights to see, places to visit, and meals to enjoy all around the world, but especially in Europe. From the fleets of wheelchair accessible taxis to the tour companies that have all the inside information to help you plan your dream vacation, there…
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    My Wheelchair Accessible Aruba Tour: How I Fell in Love with One Happy Island

    By Cory Lee
    The last port of call on my recent cruise through the southern Caribbean with Carnival Cruise Lines was a destination that I have wanted to visit for years. I am a complete sucker for anywhere with a beach, so naturally Aruba has been on my mind for quite a while. It was the last port…
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