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Interesting information, reviews, and pictures in the world of accessible travel…From the Mailbag: Disabled Access in Daytona Beach, Florida
Posted September 30th, 2011 in access guides, Accessible Travel, airlines, hotel reviews and Wheelchair Accessible AttractionsHello and welcome to all our friends out there on the internet, and new wanderers who might be visiting us from Google!
Today’s Disabled Travelers blog will see us jet off to Florida’s “Fun Coast” for one of the biggest tourist draws outside Disney: Daytona Beach.
As many of you already know, I myself am a life-long resident of Florida, and lately I’ve been eyeing the Daytona area as my next home base.
Well, there’s a lot of fun to be had in the Sunshine State, and I’ve covered a lot of it in previous posts; but Daytona is completely new to me, so let’s see what we can find up there! [more]
Disabled Travelers’ Best Forums to Get Travel Advice
Posted September 23rd, 2011 in access guides, accessible crusies and Accessible TravelHowdy, travelers!
Last week on the Disabled Travelers blog, we talked about some good guidelines for getting the very best travel views and information when you check out an internet forum.
Now, we’ll be looking at some of the best discussion boards for disabled travelers to visit for all your travel needs.
There are great travel communities all around the Web, of course, but these stand out as credible, friendly, and super-valuable for the kind of meticulous trip planning so many disabled travelers are experts in.
Have a favorite forum not listed here? Leave me a comment and let us know about it! [more]
Disabled Travelers: How to Get Good Travel Advice Online
Posted September 16th, 2011 in general news and helpful informationHowdy, Disabled Travelers fans!
Welcome back to the blog!
As the Web gets bigger and more and more people out there start providing news and views for the disabled traveler community, I’ve found myself including a resource that used to be quite rare: discussion forums.
I like to err on the side of caution when it comes to these, because they can be a mixed bag.
But more and more high quality forums are popping up, so in today’s visit we’ll be talking about how to get the best travel insights from your favorite forum. [more]
Disabled Travelers Access Guide Series: Accessible Travel in Madrid
Posted September 9th, 2011 in access guidesHello, greetings, and welcome!
As I promised last time, this week’s post will have us visiting Spain.
We briefly saw it long, long ago in a post about the Pyrenees Mountains, a great tourist region that provides a gateway to both France and Spain.
But this will be our first time discussing access in the warm and wonderful country itself, and once we’ve hit some of the big cities, we’ll also swing by neighboring Portugal for a peek at what it has to offer.
Without further ado, let’s get on board for wheelchair access in Madrid! [more]
Disabled Travelers in the Middle East: Wheelchair Accessible Dubai
Posted September 2nd, 2011 in access guides, Accessible Travel and Wheelchair Accessible AttractionsWelcome back to Disabled Travelers!
As promised, today we’ll be taking a closer look at wheelchair travel in Dubai, one of the biggest tourist capitals in the entire Middle East.
If you were here last time, you saw how we got the ball rolling with a Dubai travelogue from Apparelyzed that turned out to be a great introduction to the city.
Now we build on the fun with a little more information on disabled hotels, accessible attractions, and other points of interest for disabled travelers and their traveling companions. [more]