Tag "disability and travel"
British Airways launches a dedicated customer service team for disabled passengers
British Airways Accessibility Team is a dedicated customer service for passengers with hidden and visible disabilities. Find out more about the new programme and what support you can get on your next journey.
Top 5 mobility aids to rent for your next holiday
Travelling soon and worried about bringing your mobility aids along, such as a ramp, hoist and bath aids? Skip the stress and rent mobility equipment from Strive Mobility.
Disabled holidays: why the city of Setúbal is a hidden jewel
Looking for your next disabled holiday? Portugal4All Sense’s has an EXCLUSIVE holiday package to Setúbal in Portugal for Disability Horizons. It’s perfect for wheelchair users, those with mobility problems and visually impaired people.
Paris: an accessible destination for everyone
If you’re a wheelchair user or have mobility problems and are thinking of travelling to Paris, read this article from wheelchair user Derry, as he details the accessible attractions in Paris, as well as hotel and transport.
Did you know that India is surprisingly accessible?
Many people assume that India is completely inaccessible if you have a disability. Neha Arora, whose parents are both disabled, founded accessible travel agency Planet Abled to help other disabled
10 accessible cities to visit across the UK for anyone with a disability
Planning a day trip or holiday can take a great deal of time and effort if you’re disabled. You need to be sure that it’ll be accessible for you, to
Disability and travel: the easy way to transport your equipment and luggage on holiday
One of the most frustrating and stressful parts of a trip away can be transporting, handling and protecting your luggage and equipment at the airport – before you’ve even headed
Disability and travel: accessible Portugal and Lisbon
Back in July, we heard from sisters Daniela and Rita, founders of Portugal 4all Senses, as they rounded up the top 10 accessible attractions in Lisbon. Our very own Martyn Sibley recently visited Lisbon
Disability and travel: why Berlin and Hamburg are definitely worth visiting
Disability Horizons writer Wolf, a wheelchair user from New Zealand, has set off on a four-month-long trip to a number of cities across the world. In the second article of
Explore the world with Lonely Planet’s Accessible Travel Phrasebook
Part of what makes travelling with a disability tricky is trying to convey your needs to a total stranger, in another country and often a different language. That’s why Lonely
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