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    My Awesomely Adaptive Sailing Adventure in Sheboygan, Wisconsin

    By Cory Lee
    Over the years, I’ve taken part in quite a few adventurous activities that I never imagined I’d be able to do. I went rock climbing in Utah, hot air ballooning over Israel, and even waterskiing in Tennessee. They all exceeded my expectations and after completing them I thought “If I can do this, I can…
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    What to Do in Toledo Spain for a Day Trip as a Wheelchair User

    By Cory Lee
    This post contains affiliate links. However, all opinions expressed here are original. If you click through on a link, you won’t pay a penny more, but I’ll receive a slight commission which helps me keep this information available to you. Thanks!   While planning my recent trip to Madrid, I thought it would be nice…
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    Best Hotels in Atlanta: The Historic Georgian Terrace Hotel

    By Cory Lee
    When I hear the words “historic hotel,” I immediately think of an old hotel that is far from accessible. Anything built prior to 1990, when the Americans with Disabilities Act was passed, makes me nervous and I usually only stay at newer, more modern hotels just to be safe. However, for a recent weekend getaway…
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    Accessible Diving in the Philippines

    By Cory Lee
    Diving has been a long-time dream of mine. It’s not only about seeing the magnificent underwater world, but also about that sense of freedom and lightness as you roam through the vast ocean. This can be a very rewarding experience, both mentally and physically, because it is pretty much the same for both disabled and…
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    How to Visit Theatres in London as a Wheelchair User

    By Cory Lee
    For travellers who love theatre, London is a must-see city. The West End has some of the best performance in the world, ranging from musical theatre, to plays, to dance and concerts. There’s easily something for everyone. But not everyone can easily access West End theatres. Built during the Victorian or Edwardian eras, most of…
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    13 of the Most Fun Things to Do in Wilmington NC and Its Island Beaches

    By Cory Lee
    When thinking of North Carolina in the past, I have never envisioned a beautiful beach destination. Instead, I usually think of Asheville and the famous Biltmore Estate or somewhere like Charlotte. However, North Carolina is also home to the paradise-like destination of Wilmington and its island beaches. After a recent visit, I fell in love…
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    5 Amazing Things to Do in Fes, Morocco (and Where to Stay)

    By Cory Lee
    Until a few months ago, I had never even heard of the city of Fes. It’s a little embarrassing to admit that, but sadly it’s true. Whenever I have imagined traveling to Morocco, I’ve thought of Marrakech and Casablanca, and unless Morocco has been a huge dream destination for you for a long time, it’s…
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    5 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Cairo, Egypt

    By Cory Lee
    Egypt is somewhat behind other Arab nations in terms of wheelchair accessible travel destinations and proposed updates to the existing infrastructure have yet to be made. The truth is that there are many barriers to wheelchair users, but there are ways to work around some of them. You may choose to travel on customized Egypt…
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    San Francisco CityPASS: What to See in the City by the Bay as a Wheelchair User

    By Cory Lee
    Hello, world, I’m Aubrie! I was so excited to check out a few of San Francisco’s top destinations on Cory’s behalf while he was off gallivanting (on a camel, no less). The first thing I’ll say about San Francisco is that it’s enormous, both in terms of geography and the number of things to do….
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    On a Spectacular Wheelchair Accessible Tour of Madrid, Spain

    By Cory Lee
    I’ve traveled around Europe quite a bit and visited many of the most popular cities; London, Paris, Munich, St. Petersburg, and even cities like Reykjavik and Tallinn. As such, there are only a few cities remaining on my European bucket list. I’d still love to visit Rome, Venice, Amsterdam, and until recently, Madrid. Madrid is…
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