Phoenyx Powell

Phoenyx Powell

About:

Phoenyx Powell is the founder of Phoenyx Travels, a platform dedicated to providing honest, practical resources for accessible and transformative travel. Her work is deeply rooted in her lived experience as an amputee living with a traumatic brain injury (TBI) and sensory sensitivities following a life-altering motorcycle accident in 2016.

Articles:

A woman with long dark hair and a blue streak sitting at the base of a wide metal slide on a modern playground. She is wearing an all-black outfit and smiling warmly. The playground surface is a tan-colored safety pour, featuring several large red spherical mounds. Green trees and a cloudy sky fill the background.

Oregon is the first Accessibility Verified State

A woman with black and blonde hair stands on a wooden deck, leaning against the railing. She is holding a mug and looking out at a forest of bare trees. The sunlight catches the trees and her face, creating a warm glow.

Phoenyx Powell shares lessons on travelling comfortably and confidently with a prosthetic leg

A person wearing fishing waders and a black jacket stands in a shallow, rocky stream, holding a fly fishing rod.

Destination Highlights
From hospital beds to hotel lobbies

Guest Editor’s Note

A woman with dark hair and sunglasses stands on a rocky mountain outcrop, looking back at the camera. In the background, there's a vast expanse of lush green mountains and a blue sky with scattered white clouds.

10 handy tips for amputee travellers