Tag "disabled travel"
Insider travel tips from a disabled traveller
Disabled traveller Wolf has travelled the world, including to Spain, Germany and the USA. Read his insider disabled travel tips from his years of experience to help make your accessible holiday stress-free.
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
Adventuring from the norm in Oslo: part 1
Tempted to visit Scandinavia but not sure how accessible it will be? Wheelchair user and commercial accessibility consultant, Sarah Rennie, tells us about her trip to the capital city of
Epic European Disability Roadtrip: never give up
Co-editor Martyn Sibley tells our Disability Horizons community about his latest – and in his words possibly craziest – challenge yet: the Epic European Disability Roadtrip! For those who are
Airport provision for disabled passengers: DON’T MISS the Radio 4 interview
Today, at 12pm, Co-editor Martyn Sibley is being interviewed on Radio 4’s You and Yours programme. Following on from my visit last Thursday to Gatwick airport for the Muscular Dystrophy
Volunteering abroad: a catch up from Martyn Sibley
Co-Editor, Martyn Sibley, has been volunteering in Spain for nearly two months now, so we thought it was the perfect time for a catch up… By Martyn Sibley Visit our
Driving through 14 capitals in 14 days with a disability: part 3
Amputee, Mark Pattenden, recently undertook an extraordinary challenge to drive through 14 capitals across Europe in 14 days in order to raise money for BLESMA. Having heard about the first half of his trip, he
Wheelchair disasters and triumph on the far side of the world…
It is Tuesday 13th March and I write this post from a café in my hotel in Sydney. As you may already be aware, both Martyn and I are abroad during
Wings on Wheels adapted holiday to Ecuador
Wings on Wheels operate small, escorted group holidays worldwide for people with mobility problems and other disabilities. This January we took a group of 11 disabled people (10 being wheelchair
Martyn Sibley: Overcoming my disability to volunteer abroad
Disability Horizons’ Co-Editor Martyn Sibley is heading off on an amazing journey to volunteer in sunny Spain… For my readers who know me personally or have read my blog since
