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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.

Salivate over Salzburg

A teenage boy and a woman sitting side-by-side on the deck of a boat under a bright blue sky. Both are wearing yellow and blue life jackets and smiling. A large concrete bridge spans the water in the background.

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.

ABOUT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN

A family of four—two women, a man, and a young girl—smiling and walking together across a wooden boardwalk. They are surrounded by lush, thick green tropical foliage under bright sunlight.

Why winter travelers love The Palm Beaches

A wide-angle, high-altitude shot of two men in a tandem skydive, having just exited a white and red plane labeled "rainbowsuits." The man in front wears a red jumpsuit, clear goggles, and a wide, exhilarated smile, while the instructor behind him stabilized the fall. Below them, a vast patchwork of green fields, winding rivers, and scattered clouds stretches to the horizon under a deep blue sky.

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

A smiling woman in a yellow life vest is holding a dolphin in the water.

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

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A woman in a straw sun hat and a yellow button-up shirt sits on a wooden railing on a sandy beach. A thatched-roof hut is behind her. She's holding a white tote bag with a French phrase printed on it.

Senior travel lessons from 75 years young
Gemma Raeburn-Baynes

A group of hikers, some in purple vests, poses with flags in front of a wooden sign for Mandara Hut in Kilimanjaro National Park. One person is lying on the ground in front, holding a flag.

Inclusive Kilimanjaro expedition proves disability is
no barrier to reaching the Roof of Africa