16,393 views around the world Accessible Nature for all – INTERNATIONAL DIRECTORY Over 200 trails: Accessible Nature for all International trail directory Braille trails, signs and senses – directory by former website Nature for all. At the end of this article you find more accessible outdoors tips to share. TheContinue Reading
1,167 views around the worldAccessible Travel News in 2026 – 1 32 articles 13 countries 16 authors It is not always the way to go – forward that is. To pause and reflect, look back once in a while to see how far you have come. Traveling the world throughContinue Reading
983 views around the worldTravelling solo = Not having to apologise People are always surprised when I tell them I prefer travelling alone As a 32-year-old woman with low vision, there’s an assumption that solo travel must be terrifying, lonely or, at the very least, unnecessarily difficult. In reality, however,Continue Reading
1,036 views around the worldThe Secret to Better Travel? Let Go of the Perfect Holiday Many of us grow up with a picture of what a “good holiday” is supposed to look like. Busy itineraries.Early starts.Seeing as much as possible.Making every minute count. But for many disabled travellers, autistic people,Continue Reading
1,051 views around the worldCádiz Beaches: Should I stay or should I go? I am 32, stubborn as hell, in love with sunsets, legally blind, and deeply suspicious of anyone who says a beach is “accessible” before I’ve face-planted into three inches of decorative gravel trying to reach it. SoContinue Reading
1,579 views around the worldSun, Sea and Accessibility: Three Beaches Near Lisbon Worth Discovering An article by Rita Duarte, founder Portugal 4 All Senses Portugal is known for many things: over eight centuries of history, vibrant culture, delicious cuisine and, of course, its beautiful coastline. Blessed with more than 300 daysContinue Reading
1,556 views around the worldBreaking Barriers from Costa Rica: Accessible Tourism and a Queen Redefining Beauty In a country renowned for its biodiversity, another kind of richness is flourishing today: inclusion. Il Viaggio Travel promotes real opportunities so that everyone can enjoy experiences that once seemed out of reach. WithContinue Reading
1,215 views around the worldBeyond the Golden Cage Picture a small canary with a sharp gaze and a stubborn sense of direction. She has wings, she has instinct, and she has no intention of staying put. Yet every time she edges toward the open garden, the same choice waits forContinue Reading
1,386 views around the worldAwards of Excellence 2027 Every other year the Accessible Travel Foundation hands out a digital token of appreciation to accessible travel champions around the world. Voting for your favorite is from July 1. Last votes will be counted on August 31 in 2027. Nominated in theContinue Reading
1,474 views around the worldWe Keep Forgetting. In 1885, a German psychologist named Hermann Ebbinghaus uncovered an uncomfortable truth about human behaviour. We forget — fast. The Forgetting Curve His research produced what is now known as the Forgetting Curve, a theory showing how memory retention drops sharply after learning unless knowledge isContinue Reading
5,596 views around the world Amsterdam, the Netherlands EUROPE Amsterdam? Who wants to go to Amsterdam? Who knows someone who has been to Amsterdam? We all know Amsterdam. The picturesque photos of the canals in all seasons. The many shops, bars and restaurants located in historical buildings. The highest numberContinue Reading
1,478 views around the worldTraveling as an Act of Self-Care It goes without saying that a large part of travel involves planning and preparation, especially for those who choose to go solo. For disabled travelers, that planning often starts long before tickets are booked, and it tends to carry aContinue Reading
1,365 views around the worldTravel helped me find myself again Anyone familiar with retinitis pigmentosa knows just how progressive it is, and how seeing becomes more challenging with each passing year. My symptoms began with light sensitivity, struggling to see properly in very bright or very dark environments. At first,Continue Reading
10,039 views around the world know your ABC! Disability alphabet From Access Trax to Wheelchair to Z A Access Trax B Braille C Custom made D Disability E Electric scooter F Friends and family G Guide dog H Hoist I Inclusion J Justice K Knobs, hooks, handles L Lift, poolContinue Reading
2,562 views around the worldby Gavin Neate, board advisor Accessible Travel Foundation Knowing your customers Knowing your customer is a sort of ‘holy grail’ for retailers and service providers in general. Billions have been spent on collecting data through social media, loyalty cards, and market research, all with the aimContinue Reading
