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- Blogger: Kristin Victoria
- Home Country: USA
From the Blog: Kenya safari with a wheelchair
Wheelchair user and travel blogger Kristin Victoria shares her experiences of exploring the world through Sand in My Wheels, offering an honest look at both the possibilities and practical realities of accessible travel. In her review Kenya safari with a wheelchair, Kristin takes readers along on an unforgettable African adventure, sharing her experiences of navigating the destination, encountering Kenya’s remarkable wildlife, and experiencing safari from a wheelchair user’s perspective.
- Blogger: Briony
- Home Country: SA
From the Blog: Fumba Beach Lodge Zanzibar
Briony is an information pharmacist based in Cape Town South Africa. She shares candid travel experiences, destination reviews, and personal observations from her journeys. In her review, Fumba Beach Lodge, Zanzibar, she explores her stay sharing insights into the lodge, its surroundings, accommodation, and overall experience while highlighting what travellers can expect from a visit to this secluded island escape
- Blogger: Julie Jones
- Home Country: Australia
From the Blog: Whale watching at Cape Solander Kamay Botany national park
Drawing from over twenty years of experience traveling with her son Braeden, who uses a wheelchair. Julie, an accessible travel writer, consultant, and founder of Have Wheelchair Will Travel, documents inclusive destinations and family travel ideas. Her review, Whale watching at Cape Solander Kamay Botany national park, highlights the location’s wheelchair-friendly infrastructure, showcasing accessible parking, smooth pathways, and well-designed viewing ramps.
- Blogger: Candy Harrington
- Home Country: USA
From the Blog: Wheelchair accessible Yosemite – what you need to know
Providing an essential guide in her blog, Wheelchair accessible Yosemite what you need to know, Candy delivers critical logistics updates, most notably the complete removal of the park entry reservation system. She offers strategic advice for managing the subsequent surge in crowds. Highlighting reliable paved paths, accessible shuttle bus operations, and vehic le pass policies, making it easier for wheelchair users and slow walkers looking to plan a seamless, independent visit to Yosemite.
- Blogger: Stephanie (Nienie) Hook
- Home Country: USA
From the Blog: One day in Berlin
Stephanie is a travel blogger, content creator, and the voice behind Adventures with Nienie. She specializes in breaking down global destinations into manageable, highly curated experiences. Her guide, One day in Berlin, highlights a comprehensive layout of the German capital’s most iconic historic landmarks, cultural hubs, and hidden gems.
- Blogger: Ted Tahquechi
- Home Country: USA
From the Blog: Five cruise changes worth knowing
Cruise travel is constantly changing, and some of those changes could have a real impact on how accessible, affordable, and enjoyable your next sailing is. In his recent Blind Travels article, Five cruise changes worth knowing, Ted Tahquechi highlights five developments worth knowing. From new loyalty programmes and standby fares to new attractions and smaller ships, his article explores what these updates could mean for travellers, particularly those with disabilities.