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Bloggers
- Blogger: John Morris
- Home Country: USA
From the Blog: Accessible things to do in Las Vegas
John is an accessible travel advocate and founder of Wheelchair Travel. As a triple amputee and frequent flyer, he documents destinations worldwide from a wheelchair user’s perspective. His guide, 17 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Las Vegas, highlights accessible attractions, experiences and practical travel tips for visiting the city.
- Sylvia Longmire
- Home Country: USA
From the Blog: A visit to Sydney, Australia
Sylvia is a filmmaker, accessible travel writer and disability rights advocate living with Multiple Sclerosis. As a U.S. Air Force veteran, she founded Spin the Globe, an award-winning travel blog documenting her travels around the world as a wheelchair user. In her blog post Sydney, Australia, she shares her experience exploring the city, offering firsthand insights into accessibility, transportation and some of Sydney’s most iconic attractions.
- Blogger: Jenn Lloyd
- Home Country: USA
From the Blog: Journey from Tokyo to Yokohama
Jenn Lloyd is a disabled travel blogger, television writer, and the creator of Sick Girl Travels navigating the world with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, POTS, and fibromyalgia. Jenn has traveled extensively, visiting 40 U.S. states, 39 countries, and all seven continents. In her blog post, From Tokyo to Yokohama
- Blogger: Tiffany Brinks
- Home Country: USA
What and Where: Trekking Patagonia in a wheelchair
Tiffiny is an accessible travel writer and adventurer living with Friedreich’s Ataxia. In her blog post Trekking Patagonia in a Wheelchair, she shares her experience exploring one of the world’s most dramatic landscapes, proving that adventure travel, nature experiences and outdoor exploration can be accessible to wheelchair users
- Blogger: Melanie Keim
- Home Country: Germany
From the Blog: Canyonlands National Park in a wheelchair
Melanie is an accessible travel blogger living with Limb-Girdle Muscular Dystrophy. She founded Little Miss Turtle, a travel platform dedicated to exploring the world with a disability sharing firsthand experiences of accessible travel, destination reviews, and practical advice for travelers with mobility challenges. Her blog Canyonlands National Park in a wheelchair features a detailed guide on navigating Canyonlands National Park
- Blogger: Sassy Wyatt
- Home Country: London
From the Blog: What to pack for an accessible cruise
Sassy is a blind travel journalist, accessibility consultant and founder of Blind Girl Adventures. In her blog, What to pack for an accessible cruise, Sassy draws on her personal cruising experiences offering valuable advice to help disabled travelers enjoy a smoother, more accessible, and stress-free cruise experience
- Blogger: Laura Hall
- Home Country: London, UK
From the Blog: Wheelchair accessible Syracuse, Sicily
Laura is a travel entrepreneur and founder of Brakes off travel, a boutique travel company specializing in small-group adventure and wellness retreats. She is recognized for developing experiences that emphasize authenticity, sustainability, and personal growth through travel. In her blog Wheelchair accessible Syracuse Sicily, she highlights the reliability of Trenitalia trains alongside the challenges of navigating historic, cobblestoned areas.
- Blogger: Ross and Jane
- Home Country: South Africa
From the Blog: Discovering Hidden Gems: Unique Travel Experiences
Blind Globetrotters is a travel blog founded by Ross and Jane, a retired couple from South Africa who travel the world together after Ross lost his sight. Their platform offers practical advice, tips, and personal stories. In their blog Discovering-hidden-gems-unique-travel-experiences-when-blind, they discuss how skipping mainstream tourist traps allows blind travelers to uncover richer stories, authentic local interactions, and memorable sensory soundscapes
- Blogger: Emma Muldoon
- Home Country: UK
From the Blog: A Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide to Berlin, Germany
Emma is a disability and travel blogger, writer, and accessibility advocate. She began Simply Emma, to document her life as a wheelchair user living with Limb-Girdle Muscular Dystrophy. Her blog offers destination reviews, accessible accommodation guides, and cultural experiences. In her blog Wheelchair accessible travel guide to Germany she documents the physical barriers she faced, noting that Germany falls short on accessibility.
Instagrammers
- Instagrammer: Nick Wilson
<<< Accessing Silverstone Museum as a wheelchair user
Nick shares his visit to the Silverstone Museum, highlighting the accessibility features and challenges encountered as a wheelchair user. The video provides a firsthand look at navigating the attraction, offering practical insights and valuable information for disabled travellers and motorsport enthusiasts planning a visit.
- Instagrammer: Joanne
<<< Machu Picchu
Joanne captures the awe-inspiring beauty of Machu Picchu, taking followers on a journey through Peru’s ancient Incan wonder. Combining adventure, personal storytelling, and authentic travel experiences, the content celebrates curiosity, resilience, and the thrill of exploring one of the world’s most iconic and breathtaking destinations.
- Instagrammer: Laurita Tellado
>>> the toll travel takes on someone with a disability
Laurita explores the physical, emotional, and logistical challenges that travel can present for people with disabilities. Drawing on her personal experiences, she discusses accessibility barriers, fatigue, and the extra planning often required, while offering insight and encouragement to fellow disabled travellers.
- Instagrammer: CAT
CAT showcases an accessible boat trip experience, highlighting the features and accommodations that make the excursion more inclusive for disabled travellers. Through firsthand insights and practical observations, the video demonstrates how accessible tourism can help people with disabilities enjoy unique travel experiences with greater confidence and ease.
- Instagrammer: Chelsie Hill
Chelsie captures the magic of a night spent in Joshua Tree, where rugged desert landscapes meet endless star-filled skies. Her content blends adventure, natural beauty, and authentic storytelling, inspiring followers to embrace the serenity of the outdoors and find wonder in life’s simplest, most unforgettable moments
- Instagrammer: Kim
>>> Open Air Museums in Germany
Kim explores Germany’s fascinating open-air museums, where history comes alive through preserved villages, traditional crafts, and historic architecture. Traveling as a wheelchair user, she highlights accessible pathways and inclusive experiences, showing that cultural adventures can be enjoyed by everyone while discovering Germany’s rich heritage
- Instagrammer: Kelsie Miller
Experience travel from a new perspective as Kelsie showcases a wheelchair-accessible vehicle designed for comfort, independence, and inclusion. The video highlights how wheelchair users can remain safely seated in their wheelchairs at Disney Parks throughout the journey, making Disney rides more accessible while demonstrating innovative mobility solutions that promote freedom and adventure.
Vloggers
- Vlogger: Matt Dennis.
- Home Country: UK
Experience: Finland by Train
Matt documents a rail journey across Finland, travelling from Turku to Helsinki while exploring medieval fairs, Moomin attractions, and traditional Finnish saunas. The video highlights accessible travel experiences, local culture, and practical insights for travellers looking to discover Finland by train.
- Vlogger: Roll with Cole & Charisma
- Home Country: USA
Experience: We Won’t Travel Without Doing These 3 things
Cole and Charisma share three essential strategies they never travel without as an interabled couple. Drawing on their experiences navigating airports, accommodations, and unfamiliar destinations, they offer practical accessibility tips to help wheelchair users and their travel companions enjoy smoother, more inclusive, and stress-free journeys.
- Vlogger: Gem Hubbard
- Home Country: UK
Experience: Ranking 5 of the Best & Worst Places I’ve Been in a Wheelchair
Gem shares her personal ranking of five destinations based on her experiences as a wheelchair user. Drawing on firsthand travel experiences, she highlights the best and worst aspects of accessibility, transportation, and infrastructure, offering valuable insights and practical advice for disabled travellers planning future trips
- Vlogger: Jenni
- Home Country: USA
Experience: How 2 Disabled Girls Go on a Cruise
Jenni shares how she and a fellow disabled traveller prepare for and enjoy a cruise holiday. The video highlights accessibility features onboard, travel planning, mobility considerations, and practical tips, offering valuable insights for disabled travellers looking to experience cruising with greater confidence and independence.
- Vlogger: Momma Bear 2 Many
- Home Country: USA
Experience: Traveling with a disabled baby
MommaBear shares her experience travelling with a disabled baby, highlighting the challenges, preparations, and accessibility considerations involved. Through practical advice and personal insights, she offers encouragement and helpful tips for families navigating travel with a child who has additional needs and medical requirements
- Vlogger: Rikki Poynter
- Home Country: UK
Experience: The Travel Essentials Nobody Tells Disabled People to Bring
Rikki shares essential travel items that many disabled travellers are never advised to pack. Drawing on her personal experiences as a deaf and disabled traveller, she highlights practical tools, accessibility aids, and strategies that can help make journeys more comfortable and, accessible
- Vlogger: Cassidy Huff
- Home Country: USA
Experience: All State Parks Should Have This
Cassidy highlights an accessibility feature while hiking at a state park that significantly improves the experience for disabled visitors. Through her firsthand experience as a wheelchair user, she showcases inclusive infrastructure and explains why similar accessibility improvements should be implemented in parks across the country