A Path That Begins At Pico Das Pedras And is Ending In The Queimadas Forest Park.

Traveling alone as a woman with disability is not impossible, believes Parvinder Chawla. This feisty Mumbaikar has gone to places, strange and familiar, on her wheelchair. Undeterred by the lockdown, Pammu, as friends and family call her, is currently driving around across India and posts videos of her experiences on Instagram. Follow her stories on @wheelchairandeye.

A new weight limit on wheelchairs boarding certain American Airlines flights inherently prevents many disabled travelers from flying.

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Halloween is here. Where can you celebrate this originally Irish holiday, which is most rooted in faraway America? How about going to a cemetery or a gallery.

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The Accessible Outdoor Recreation Travel Guide was created specifically for people in the disabilities community, to provide the information you need to plan a fabulous trip before you head outdoors.

While this guide is by no means an exhaustive list of all the accessible recreation spots in Oregon, it includes popular favorites and hidden gems that came directly from the local community.

Autumn and its colors amaze many travelers around the world. We have some tips for a trip.

Cory Lee, Sanna Kalmari and Leena Karppinen in conversation about city of Helsinki.

article by New Mobility Magazine