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A woman in a bikini top and black skirt sits on a rustic wooden swing decorated with seashells on a shallow, sandy beach. The tide is out, and the sky is overcast.

Mah Mooni on freedom, accessibility
and finding home through travel

When Accessible Travel Almost Works

A high-angle evening view of the Rideau Canal Skateway in Ottawa during winter. The frozen canal is filled with the blurred motion of ice skaters, flanked by snowy banks illuminated by warm golden streetlights and red-lit trees. In the background, the Gothic-style architecture of Parliament Hill and the Peace Tower stands out against a deep blue twilight sky.

Oasis Ottawa: Canada’s Capital Delivers

A group of ten travelers, including several individuals on red and black mobility scooters, gathered in front of tropical, green-roofed buildings in Costa Rica. The setting is lush and green under an overcast sky, with the group dressed in casual travel attire and light jackets.

Global travel
accessibility expands through John Sage’s industry leadership

A wide-angle night shot of the Salzburg skyline reflecting in the Salzach River. The Hohensalzburg Fortress and several domed cathedrals are brightly illuminated against the black sky, their lights creating long, shimmering colorful streaks across the dark water.

Alabama through a mother’s eyes:
a mother–son trip with space for every generation

Three young women pose smiling in the center of Nickels Arcade in Ann Arbor. The woman in the center sits in a manual wheelchair wearing a patterned skirt and white cardigan. She is flanked by two friends; one in a pink sweater and jeans, and another in a cream puffer jacket and black cargo pants who has one arm playfully raised. The historic corridor features glass ceilings and yellow "100 Year" anniversary banners.

Why winter travelers love The Palm Beaches

With one leg, two poles and a passport full of stamps, amputee traveller Bjoern Eser proves the outdoors has no limits

How a bilateral amputee helps others
explore the world through Easy Access Travel

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Accessible Journeys Magazine is your go-to source for inspiring, inclusive travel stories and practical advice tailored for travelers with disabilities. Each issue features accessible destinations, expert tips, and personal experiences that celebrate the freedom and joy of barrier-free adventures. Whether you’re planning your next trip or simply dreaming of new horizons, Accessible Journeys Magazine is here to empower and guide you every step of the way.

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