The Lowdown on Accessible Cruising: An Interview with Royal Caribbean’s Director of Disability Inclusion
By Cory LeeI constantly recommend cruising as the most accessible way to travel. It’s convenient and there are many possibilities for destinations to visit on a cruise. While I have always loved cruising (I’ve gone on six cruises so far), I have frequently had questions about accessibility on ships and how to improve it. Recently, I reached…
Trekking Through the Wheelchair Accessible Viru Bog in Estonia
By Cory LeeWhen I visited Tallinn, Estonia for the first time in February 2016, I fell in love. It was freezing and snow was falling faster than I could even fathom (no exaggeration, it was the most snow I’ve ever seen in my life), but I loved it. Tallinn is easy to fall in love with though….
How to Get Around Copenhagen, Denmark in a Wheelchair
By Cory LeeCopenhagen is a truly remarkable city, and I know that because I just got back a few weeks ago from my first visit to Denmark’s beautiful and historical capital. When you think of Denmark and specifically Copenhagen, you might think of windmills, rows of colorful houses lining a calm river, and famously bike-friendly streets. But…
A Wheelchair Friendly Travel Guide to Copenhagen, Denmark
By Cory LeeI recently went on a weeklong cruise around Scandinavia and Russia with my mom and my friend Sylvia of Spin the Globe. We were all pretty stoked for some of the cruise ports, especially Saint Petersburg, Russia, but to be completely honest, I wasn’t looking tremendously forward to being in Copenhagen in the days leading…
A Wheelchair Accessible Guide to Montreal, Canada
By Cory LeeMontreal is an amazing city. It’s what you get when quintessential Canada is mixed with a creative and cosmopolitan streak, a one-of-a-kind combination that you won’t find anywhere else. I’ve recently returned from a truly fantastic trip here, and as a wheelchair user I was pleasantly surprised with the accessibility of the city and the…
Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Singapore
By Cory LeeSingapore, being one of the most progressive countries in the world today, provides a lot of opportunities for people from all walks of life. The country has created systems and programs for businesses to thrive fairly and properly. This country has also boosted tourism by opening up world-class attractions like zoos and parks. Staying true…
From Russia, With Love: One Day in Saint Petersburg as a Wheelchair User
By Cory LeeAbout ten months ago, Sylvia (who is a fellow accessible travel blogger at Spin the Globe) and I started talking about taking a trip together sometime in 2017. We quickly decided that it would be a cruise because cruises tend to be the easiest and most accessible way to travel, but we didn’t know where…
Wheelie Inspiring Interview Series: Scott Crowley of Push Adventures
By Cory Lee Please tell us about yourself and what you do. My name is Scott Crowley, I am happily married with two kids (2.5 and 5) and we all love to travel. I grew up in Adelaide, South Australia, and I spent my early childhood in Adelaide and Auckland, New Zealand. As a teenager we moved…
Experiencing the Charm of Quebec City as a Wheelchair User
By Cory LeeFor years, I have admired photos of Quebec City on Instagram and Facebook, and thought that it looked beautiful. It gave off the impression of a charming old European city, but was actually located in North America. Unfortunately, I never got the chance to visit until very recently, but when I finally did visit, it…
Planning a Wheelchair Accessible Trip to Lagos (Western Algarve)
By Cory LeeWith its year-round sunshine, spectacular beaches and historic villages, it’s little wonder that the Algarve is Portugal’s most popular tourist destination. But for a wheelchair user, does the Algarve live up to its hype as being one of Europe’s greatest destinations to visit? Well, recent upgrades to the region by the tourist board has seen…
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