Planning a trip to Los Angeles? Then you need this ultimate list of must-see attractions and amazing places to eat in beautiful Downtown Los Angeles. Find out all there is to offer in neighborhoods like Little Tokyo, the Arts District, the Historic Core, the Fashion District, Chinatown, Bunker Hill, the Financial District, and South Park. Whether you live here or are just in town to visit, these accessible attractions will have you falling in love with the City of Angels.

Hawaii’s Big Island is filled with natural beauty, delicious food and drinks, interesting cultural experiences, and exciting adventures. These are 10 can’t miss experiences on Hawaii’s Big Island with an eye on accessible travel for those with chronic illness and mobility issues.

In the middle of the Sonoran Desert, midway between San Diego and Los Angeles, you’ll find a community of around 150 permanent residents living off the grid with no official electricity, running water, sewers, toilets, law enforcement or trash pick up service. Slab City, or The Slabs as it’s called, is a largely snowbird community used by squatters and recreational vehicle owners from all over North America.

Green Bay, Wisconsin is more than just football and cheese. Learn about your accessible travel options, great places to stay, things to do, places to eat, and get a little history of the Oneida Nation, Packers Football, and more!

Dreaming of visiting Kyoto, Japan? Traveling can be stressful, especially when you have a chronic illness, disability, or chronic pain. Find out how to plan your accessible trip to Kyoto's top attractions. Including Golden Pavilion Kinkaku-Ji, Silver Pavilion, Philosophers Walk and Nazen-Ji Temple.

Seven years ago this summer I discovered glamping. I also discovered the most comfortable, high-quality hammocks in the world. This was ideal for someone like me, whose second favorite pastime is napping. I also developed a taste for Toña beer and a love for volcanoes. I practiced my incredibly rusty Spanish with my tour guide, Elvis, while drinking a beer in the back of a seatbeltless Jeep. I took a motorboat across a shark-filled lake to look at an island filled with monkeys. I fell in love with Nicaragua.

Big Sur, California is a winding stretch of stunning cliffside views, surrounded by towering redwoods, looking out at the Pacific Ocean. While much of the area isn't accessible to those of us with disabilities, there are a few cabins, campgrounds, parks, and restaurants that are accessible and make the area well worth visiting.

You may not be able to travel during the Covid-19 pandemic, but that doesn't mean you can't drink like you're on vacation! Enjoy these 17 signature drinks from around the world. These cocktails and non-alcoholic beverages will whisk you away to a land without face masks, constant news updates, or having to home school your kids in new math. So grab a glass and let's get to it!

How to plan an accessible trip to Kutna Hora’s Bone Church, the Sedlec Ossuary. A guide for travelers with chronic illness, disability and pain… and anyone else who wants to see 40,000 to 70,000 human skeletons arranged into a chandelier.

Prague is one of my favorite places on Earth, but fair warning, it’s considered only moderately accessible for wheelchair users. It’s also one of those great European cities paved almost entirely in ankle-breaking cobblestone. So if you’re hyper-mobile or walk with a cane like me, the city becomes decidedly less walkable and decidedly more hobble-able with copious breaks. But it is one of the most beautiful cities on Earth, and as such, I wanted to include a blog post about making a somewhat difficult place a little easier to navigate. So, grab a pork sausage and a pilsner and get ready to read all about Prague, the fifth most visited city in Europe, and the number one place in beer consumption!

This would be easy enough. On July 4th I would fly twelve and a half hours from Los Angeles to Shenyang, China, have a 3 hour layover, then board the two hour flight from Shenyang to Beijing, where I would spend the night in a hotel by the airport, get up the next morning, meet the dogs at airport check in, and deliver them all to San Francisco. It was a good plan. …Except that’s not how it went at all.

Roatan is an island off the coast of mainland Honduras, it has a much lower crime rate, it’s largely English speaking, it’s smack dab in the middle of the second largest coral reef in the world, and there are direct flights from Houston, New York, and Miami. The lower crime rate, beautiful natural surroundings, and fewer crowds make it an ideal Caribbean destination.