Long Haul Flights: A Wheelchair User’s Guide
By Cory LeeUnless you are a wheelchair user, the notion of dealing with what comes along with long-haul flights means many don’t realise just how tricky it can be difficult to manage, although that shouldn’t dampen users from flying. Get off the flight, and you’ll be back to regular life, wondering why you don’t fly more often…
5 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Calgary, Canada
By Cory LeeCalgary is a fun mix of modern, big-city diversions with the more traditional small-town charm. They have wonderful places to shop and dine, as well as a busy nightlife. If you prefer the countryside to the city, it’s the perfect base to explore some of Canada’s stunning national parks. The city has something for everyone!…
Amsterdam in a Wheelchair: Your Guide to the Best Entertainment
By Cory LeeExploring Amsterdam in a wheelchair is a fun and fulfilling adventure. The city might not be the best in terms of accessibility, but it’s definitely high up on the list. All the major attractions are accessible and plenty of places that offer some of the greatest entertainment in Europe are as well. You might have…
13 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (and Where to Stay)
By Cory LeeNot too long ago, I returned from a trip to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Have you ever been there? Before going, I knew it was an important city historically, but I wasn’t super familiar with all that the city has to offer tourists. I was pleasantly surprised with all of the accessible things to do in Philadelphia!…
Health and Travel with These Tips
By Cory LeeWhether I’m going on a summer vacation or a business trip, I find traveling to be extremely gratifying. However, the extended hours at the terminals, long drives in cabs and the lengthy flight can be extremely infuriating, and my doctor says that this might prove to be detrimental to my health. I wouldn’t agree more…
Your Accessible Catalonia Travel Guide: The 10 Best Catalonia Points of Interest Outside Barcelona
By Cory LeeWhen you think of Spain, if you’re at all like me, you probably only think of the bigger cities such as Madrid. Whenever I thought of Spain, until I actually visited, volcanoes, wineries, and bountiful nature never crossed my mind. I think that my dreams of delicious paella blocked everything else out. However, there are…
10 Travel Tips to Embrace if you are a Solo Traveller
By Cory LeeTraveling to new places and exploring it all alone is a wonderful experience and it gives a lot of happiness. And if you are a solo traveller, it is simply awesome, and you must be enjoying it ardently. You are sure to face a lot of difficulties when you travel alone to unknown places but,…
4 of the Best Things to Do in Juneau Alaska as a Wheelchair User
By Cory LeeI recently had the chance to check off a huge bucket list item of mine: Cruise Alaska! I’ve heard for years that one of the best wheelchair accessible cruises in the world is through Alaska and on at least a weekly basis, I receive messages from others asking about accessibility in Alaska. Since I had…
The Ultimate Guide to Wheelchair Accessible Barcelona, Spain: What to Do, Where to Stay, and How to Get Around
By Cory LeeFor years, I have heard that Barcelona is the most wheelchair accessible city in all of Europe. Other wheelchair users rave about it and I am constantly asked for Barcelona tourist information, tips, and recommendations from others that are planning to visit the city. Since it’s so accessible, they just assume that I’ve been there,…
What to Do in Boston in a Day as a Wheelchair User (and Why I Visited the City)
By Cory LeeRecently, I was contacted by the folks at Biogen. If you haven’t heard of Together in SMA, it’s a wonderful community supporting people and families living with and affected by Spinal Muscular Atrophy, which is the form of Muscular Dystrophy that I have, and it’s run by Biogen. They asked if I’d be interested in working together,…
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