Authenticity, nature and silence: a redefinition of luxury travel

The concept of luxury in travel is a deeply personal and subjective one, shaped by individual preferences and values.

Cruising expert, Kristin Secor shares helpful tips

Kristin Secor, who lives in upstate New York, was born with a rare form of muscular dystrophy which affects her strength, balance, endurance and breathing. She is a full-time ventilator user.

No Limbits' Erica Cole is passionate about travel

In 2019, amidst the proud graduates of the University of Iowa, one individual with a degree in chemistry did not yet know that her career would take an unexpected turn, leading her from the laboratories of science to the artistry of fashion.

Empowering the visually impaired through tandem cycling in New York

In the heart of New York City amidst the skyscrapers and bustling streets, lies a unique organization that is changing lives through the power of tandem cycling.

Accessibility, inclusivity and sustainability meets luxury at Amilla Maldives

Within the world of luxury travel, many guests seek more than just opulence-they seek an inclusive experience.

Experience conscious, inclusive, luxury vacations with IncluCare

Accessibility and inclusivity should transcend the physical environment, prioritizing the guest experience above all else.

My accessible travel experiences with Wheel the World

I've required accessible travel for 42 years, living as a C6 quadriplegic. Initially, I travelled the world for wheelchair racing. Now, I travel leisurely with my wife, Joy, of 26 years.

Ashley Harrell adeptly navigates travel and wellness with rheumatoid arthritis

Diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) at just twelve years old, Ashley Harrell's health condition led her to discover new pathways to stay connected with her love of horses.

Tanelle Bolt thrives in the Great Outdoors

Growing up, Tanelle was the quintessential \"outdoors\" kid.

Lauren travels fearlessly despite her rare disease

\"When I was born, I didn't cry and couldn't move my limbs. I spent my first two months of life in intensive care, at one point went into cardiac arrest and doctors didn't think I was going to live.

Jessica Jordan Ping's

Jessica Jordan Ping's luxury vacations make her feel included

Sharon Krischer

Fifteen years ago, I received a Parkinson's diagnosis. My journey began with a neurologist who offered minimal guidance. Feeling lost, I switched to University of California, Los Angeles' (UCLA) movement disorders clinic, where I found a supportive doctor who gave me my diagnosis.

Breaking Barriers

Ximuwu, the epitome of luxury and accessibility in Kruger National Park

Cienna Ditri: Embracing life, travel and fashion, with grace and confidence despite her disability

“My happiness isn’t dependent on my health. have known for most of my life that being sick” or disabled doesn’t make me, my life, my happiness, or anything about me any less. can live a beautiful and fulfilling life anywhere and in any way that me and my body can. am not suffering from my conditions or trying to overcome them. am living with them. can’t change what happens to me, but can change how react to it.”

A luxury vacation

A luxury vacation is all about the abundance and richness of the travel experience

Latin America for All: making the impossible possible

\"Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible.\" -Francis of Assisi

Thunder Bay, Ontario: A winter for everyone!

Nestled in the heart of Northwestern Ontario, on the edge of the world's largest freshwater lake, Lake Superior, Thunder Bay is known as one of Canada's premier outdoor cities.

Accessibility meets luxury at Ximuwu Lodge, South Africa

As the African journeys of Netherlands couple, Patrick and Elly Suverein continued, their desire to make this vast and untamed land their permanent home grew stronger with every passing day.

Unlocking Cape Town's beauty

A dive into Accessible Tourism

Want to travel? Costa Rica is an accessible paradise

A perspective from those with disabilities

Jesi Stracham

Breaking barriers and paying the way

Journeys of joy

Insights from four moms on travelling with children with hearing loss

Overcoming invisible barriers

The number one thing that's keeping you from travelling

Deaf traveller, Angela Lynn on the go!

When I took my first overseas trip to Oahu, it sparked my love for travel.

EDITOR'S PICK: DeafBlind, Yashaira Romilus transcends barriers and touches the world!

I'm thrilled to shine a spotlight on a remarkable individual whose journey embodies the very essence of inspiration.

Mrs. Sariah Ibrahim shares good and bad memories of travelling as a Deaf person

Mrs. Sariaj Ibrahim is a remarkable Deaf woman who travels the world to empower and uplift Deaf communities.

Cheyenna Clearbrook Flink

Confident Deaf influencer and advocate

Videliz Njoki

Deaf solo traveller, passionate about raising awareness

Q&A with Diane Lisanti

Travel is filled with memorable sights, sounds and tastes, but it is challenging!

Lori Roach shares strategies to overcome communication barriers during travel

I am Lori Roach, hailing from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Currently, I am enthusiastic about learning new things to maintain my health, as well as writing and reading, which assist in improving my speech.