5 of the Best Wheelchair Accessible Hotels in San Francisco
By Cory LeeWhat do you think of when you hear someone mention San Francisco? Do you think of the landmark Golden Gate Bridge? Do you think of the sprawling zoo and gardens nestled beautifully against the Pacific Ocean? Or do you perhaps think of the many museums and historical attractions? Whether you’ve already been there or not,…
I Went Caving in Alabama… as a Wheelchair User
By Cory LeeAbout a month ago, I attended TBEX in Huntsville, Alabama. TBEX, which stands for Travel Blogger Exchange, is a huge travel blogging conference with hundreds of travel bloggers and representatives from many destinations around the world. During the conference, I had a chance to talk with the Marshall County Convention & Visitor’s Bureau. Before chatting…
5 of the Best Wheelchair Accessible Hotels in Tokyo, Japan
By Cory LeeHave you ever been to Japan? If not, definitely consider it! Tokyo is a beautiful mix of a historic culture and highly modern society. They have beautiful scenery, old temples, delicious sushi, and ramen so delicious that it puts the American college student’s ramen diet to shame. wheelchair accessible hotels in tokyo japan Whether you’re in…
Wheelie Inspiring Interview Series: Kamil of The Trawheeler
By Cory LeeAs the only disabled travel blogger in Greece, Kamil Goungor is quite an impressive person. He has grown up in a country that’s considered largely inaccessible for wheelchair users, but he has still managed to see much of Europe and he is going to embark on some Asian adventures in the near future. I was…
The 20 Best Handicap & Wheelchair Accessible Hotels in the World
By Cory LeeIt’s no secret that hotels can make or break a vacation. If you find yourself staying at a phenomenal place, it can elevate your mood and energize you for the rest of your holiday. However, a less-than-stellar hospitality experience can make a mess out of an otherwise great trip. Wheelchair users especially know that finding…
Rolling in the Footsteps of Jesus in Northern Israel
By Cory LeeIsrael is a sacred land for several major religions, notably Judaism, Christianity and Islam. I love learning about history and what different religions practice, but as someone that grew up in the southern U.S. I’ll admit that I do know a lot more about Christianity. Some of my earliest memories involve church. I remember putting…
The Do’s and Don’ts of Traveling with a Catheter
By Cory LeeIf you are new to using a catheter, the prospect of traveling (especially flying) can be an intimidating one. It is understandable that you might want to avoid the whole thing and stay at home. But there’s no need to be fearful! traveling with a catheter With some simple preparation and planning, you can travel with…
5 of the Best Wheelchair Accessible Hotels in Las Vegas
By Cory LeeHave you been to Las Vegas before? If not, you may want to consider it! Sin City has everything from amazing shows to delicious food and beautiful weather. In fact, the city has so much to see and do it would be difficult to experience it all in just one trip. If you’re hesitant to go to Vegas because…
5 Wheelchair Accessible Places to Visit in Helsinki, Finland
By Cory LeeHelsinki is a fantastic city with endless scenic views and green parks. The best part is that it is wheelchair accessible. Many taxis in the city have a wheelchair ramp so that it is easy to load and unload the wheelchair at certain stops on tour. Finnish construction and planning have always focused on issues of equality…
From Small Town USA to Building an Empire: Touring the Jack Daniel Distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee
By Cory Lee“What do you love about working here at the Jack Daniel Distillery?” I asked our tour guide. “The best part is getting to meet people from all over the world. Since Jack Daniel’s whiskey is distributed to more than 165 countries, people from all over come to see where their favorite whiskey is made”, she…
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