Caregivers take on many responsibilities and I know first-hand how much work is involved when it comes to taking a truly wheelchair accessible holiday. Whether it be an overnighter or an extended family vacation, there is definitely more involved than for an able-bodied holiday. For example, on weekend getaways I used to be able to manageContinue reading “Travel Tips for Caregivers”
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Holiday Travel Advice
Holiday travel can be stressful. Here are a few tips we have gathered to offer your clients during the season: Arrive at the airport early. The roads and parking areas will be congested. Pack light. If possible, carry on your luggage. If you must check your luggage, make sure you have all your medications, importantContinue reading “Holiday Travel Advice”
The World is Now More Accessible Than Ever – Explore and Enjoy It!
The world is now more accessible than ever before. According to the 2017 Canadian Survey on Disability, more than 6 million Canadians aged 15 and over (22% of the population) identify as having a disability, and it is expected actual numbers are likely higher. These people need to, want to, and can travel. If you’reContinue reading “The World is Now More Accessible Than Ever – Explore and Enjoy It!”
NCL Escape – (February 2019)
I am not going to write about the cruise ship because I have a previous post about it. Great ship! However, we did stay in the Haven on the Escape so will share photos of that. What I do want to write about is the accessibility of the hotels we stayed at and the impressionContinue reading “NCL Escape – (February 2019)”
Italy (Venice, Florence & Rome) – May 2019
Venice This past May we took the plunge and instead of booking a cruise we decided to visit Italy by land. I did a lot of research before we left and we decided that we would start in Venice and then train to Florence and then Rome. Upon arriving at Venice’s Marco Polo Airport, weContinue reading “Italy (Venice, Florence & Rome) – May 2019”
Travel Accessories Make Great Gifts
This year we decided to stick with practical gifts for Christmas. Here are some of the gifts I gave Shawn this year. Adapts Sling – I ordered this online through their website. It not only is good for transfers on airplanes but a great back-up for an emergency evacuation. We will be using thisContinue reading “Travel Accessories Make Great Gifts”
Taipei, Taiwan
First off, I need to give full disclosure and say that Shawn did not come on this trip with me. However, in saying that, I have travelled with him for 10+ years so I am fully aware what requirements he would need to review the accessibility. Many years ago I lived in Japan andContinue reading “Taipei, Taiwan”
Ottawa, Ontario
Canadian Museum of Nature History Click here for museum info Plenty of accessible parking and the museum itself is very accessible. Large elevators and companion bathrooms. Holiday Inn & Suites Ottawa Kanata Click here for hotel info Fantastic option if you do not want to stay in the city centre. The staff were exceptionalContinue reading “Ottawa, Ontario”
RCCL Symphony of the Seas (Mediterranean) -May 2018
This past May ,we were fortunate enough to cruise on RCCL’s brand new mega ship, Symphony of the Seas, out of Barcelona, Spain. This was our first time travelling to Europe so we were nervous and excited about travelling to unknown waters. Normally we book at least a balcony stateroom but opted to book anContinue reading “RCCL Symphony of the Seas (Mediterranean) -May 2018”
Kingston and area
Looking for wheelchair accessible information on the beautiful city of Kingston and area ? Please visit Accessible Kingston to help plan your next trip!
