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- Vlogger: Lauren Spencer
- Home Country: USA
Experience: Solo Travel Doesn’t Have to Be Stressful Here’s How
Traveling with a disability requires thoughtful preparation, especially when navigating airports and accessing assistance. Lauren Spencer shares practical tips for making air travel smoother, from preparing for arrival and TSA screening to securing gate tags, requesting aisle-chair assistance, preboarding and ensuring wheelchairs are handled safely. Her advice helps disabled travelers feel more confident and prepared throughout their journey.
- Vlogger: Zara Beth
- Home Country: UK
Experience: Exploring Accessible Forests as a Wheelchair User
Zara Beth takes viewers outdoors to explore nature from a wheelchair-user perspective, showing that accessible outdoor spaces can make it possible for everyone to enjoy the beauty of forests. Through her experience, she highlights the importance of accessible paths and inclusive outdoor environments, while demonstrating how wheelchair users can enjoy nature, adventure and time outside with greater independence.
- Vlogger: Bernadette “BERN” Caberte
- Home Country: Philippines
Experience: Taganaan Islets of Surigao City
A beautiful island adventure unfolds as Bernadette “Bern” Caberte explores the Taganaan Islets of Surigao City, sharing her experience of travelling as a wheelchair user. Her vlog offers an authentic glimpse into the joys and challenges of exploring a scenic island destination with a disability, while highlighting the importance of determination, adaptability and a willingness to embrace new experiences.
- Vlogger: Daijonee
- Home Country: USA
Experience: Disabled Solo travel hotel issues
Traveling alone can bring unexpected challenges, and this vlog provides a firsthand look at the difficulties disabled travelers may encounter when staying in hotels. Cotton Candy HG shares their experience of dealing with accommodation issues, highlighting how assumptions about accessibility can quickly turn into real obstacles. The video offers an honest reminder that hotels need to understand the individual needs of disabled guests and provide genuinely accessible accommodation, not simply label a room as “accessible.”
- Vlogger: Ryan
- Home Country:
Experience: Group Travel as the disabled friend
Traveling with friends can be fun, but being the only disabled person in the group can bring its own set of challenges. Ryan explores what it is really like to travel as the disabled friend, touching on the practical considerations, social dynamics and adjustments that can come with group adventures. His honest perspective highlights the importance of understanding, communication and making sure everyone in the group can participate and enjoy the journey together.
- Vlogger: Sam
- Home Country: UK
Experience: Wolds wildlife park accessibilit review
A day among the animals becomes an opportunity to discover just how accessible a wildlife park can be. Disabled Traveller Sam shares a firsthand review of Wolds Wildlife Park, looking at the facilities, access and overall experience from a disabled visitor’s perspective. The vlog provides useful insight for other disabled travellers planning a visit, while showcasing the enjoyment of getting close to nature and wildlife in an inclusive setting.
- Vlogger: Sydney Zarlengo
- Home Country: USA
Experience: A Disabled Guide to Travel
What does it really take to travel with a disability? Sydney Zarlengo offers practical advice and personal insight into navigating the world as a disabled traveller. From planning and accessibility considerations to managing the unexpected, her guide helps viewers approach travel with greater confidence. The video is an encouraging resource for disabled travellers who want to experience new destinations while being prepared for the challenges that may arise along the way.