12 Accessible Tour Companies That Make Travel Easier for Everyone Exploring nature with ease! Accessible tour companies like Panamá Accesible make inclusive travel a reality, ensuring wheelchair users can experience the world without limits. Discover 12 top accessible tour operators in our latest guide. Table of Contents For some, the process of planning an upcoming … Read more
Eindhoven Might Just Be The Coolest City in The Netherlands Table of Contents When you think of Eindhoven, does it come to mind alongside global hotspots like Toronto, Sydney, or Wellington? If not, it’s time to reconsider. Eindhoven, a city often overshadowed by Amsterdam and Rotterdam, is a hidden gem that effortlessly blends creativity, innovation, … Read more
Exploring Friuli Venezia Giulia – A Region Open to All Friuli Venezia Giulia remains one of Italy’s best-kept secrets. Just a short distance from Venice, it’s a land where visitors can explore ancient castles, wander through archeological sites, and fall in love with the most spectacular sunsets on the sea – all without the overwhelming … Read more
North of Chile: The Atacama Desert on Wheels Table of Contents Submitted by Joan PahisaThe Atacama desert, located at the northernmost tip of Chile, is one of the driest places on Earth. Due to that, and to its altitude, it also boasts one of the clearest skies on the planet and it’s home to the … Read more
U.S. Airlines Challenge New Disability Travel Rule A group of leading U.S. airlines is pushing back against a recently implemented federal regulation designed to enhance the travel experience for passengers with disabilities. American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, JetBlue, Southwest Airlines, United Airlines, and their industry association, Airlines for America (A4A), have filed a petition with … Read more
Delight in the Sky: Emirates’ Journey Toward Autism Certification Emirates is setting a new benchmark for accessible travel as it works to become the first Autism Certified Airline, partnering with the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES). This move aims to create a more inclusive flying experience for individuals with autism and … Read more
14 Travel Hacks for an Accessible Adventure (a Two-Part Series) Table of Contents The article that you’re about to read has been split into two sections. The first section is shared here, on theworldisaccessible.com, with the second section to be found by heading to either tabifolk.com or by downloading the tabifolk app — links for … Read more
Celebrating Leaders and Trailblazers on International Day of Persons with Disabilities “International Day of….” Three simple words that precede a vast array of topics and demographics, each enjoying its moment of recognition and celebration. Some of these days verge on the silly or trivial, like “International Day of Awesomeness” (March 10th) or “International Beer Lover’s … Read more
“Rome on Wheels” – by Kelly Mack Table of Contents Rome is an incredible city, filled with history and art — plus incredible food. On a recent Mediterranean cruise my husband, Richard, and I spent one day touring some of the sites in a swift whirlwind. We caught the Rome bug and had to go … Read more
Why Adaptive Clothing Matters: My Journey with Vilber’s Adaptive Table of Contents I still remember the first time I received a piece of clothing tailored specifically for my body. It was during a significant moment in my life—just before I left for a six-month study trip to Taiwan. My mother surprised me with a beautifully … Read more