websites about travel

[PeterSolberg]

bruceofmaui, I feel your pains!

I've had idea I want to share with you:
as you said it's hard for people to find you or your place rather, so I though since you listing your rental on flipkey, check Maui forum if anyone is looking for nice condo

here is search I performed using 'wheelchair': http://www.tripadvisor.com/SearchFor...eturnTo=__2F__

good luck!

[PeterSolberg]

sorry, I realized that I posted link for search by relevence and many of the top posts were 4-5 years old. here is link to forum post by date,
http://www.tripadvisor.com/SearchFor...wheelchair&s=D

and I actually see quite recent discussion posted by someone lookng for 2BR condo, http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic...ui_Hawaii.html

keep an eye on that forum for future leads!

bruceofmaui, I feel your pains!

I've had idea I want to share with you:
as you said it's hard for people to find you or your place rather, so I though since you listing your rental on flipkey, check Maui forum if anyone is looking for nice condo

here is search I performed using 'wheelchair': http://www.tripadvisor.com/SearchFor...eturnTo=__2F__

good luck!

[PeterSolberg]

Global Accessibility Map

Hi,
Wanted share new service/website with you for better travel; here is what description of this new service says:

"Rick Hansen's Global Accessibility Map is a Google Map designed to crowd-source reviews on the mobility accessibility of buildings and public spaces worldwide.

Using the map it is possible to search for accessible buildings worldwide. The buildings are categorised into 'restaurants', 'theatre / cultural', 'museums', 'hotels' etc and each building is reviewed using a 5 star system.

Users can add their own reviews of buildings by logging in with their Facebook account or registering with the Global Accessibility Map."

here it is: http://www.rickhansenglobalaccessibi...f/query.html#b

greetings!

Ps. haven't played with it yet, but it looks interesting.

[sherocksandsherolls]

http://www.berlin4all.com/english/

This site was just forwarded to me. I am actually planning trip for Berlin in Sept.(only a few days though. I found an accessible apt through another contact.


Hope someone can use link

[SCI-Nurse]

For Asia travel destinations, don't miss http://asiaplacestosee.com/

The places I saw on this site made me book a trip to Thailand/Indonesia/Singapore this summer. Going with my kids, anyone went there?

So just what is your disability? You have no profile so it appears that you are posting spam on our forums.

(KLD)

[Scott C4/5]

Unless I win the lottery or get my book published and strike it rich, the only vacation I'll be taking is a 365 day trip around the sun.
But, I've watched a lot of travel shows and dream of a life more... extraordinary. lol

[JohnW4]

nice info dude

Yes this site is great, Thanks!

[The Disabled Traveler]

I got the website to add…

Hey Rick,

My name is Justin Skeesuck and I'd like to let you know about my new venture called The Disabled Traveler, where I help teach and encourage people living with physical disabilities to travel.

I also have a free e-book on my website where I answer the top 20 questions I frequently get about accessible travel…

Hope this helps,
Justin

Here's my list - not all travel-specific, but have links if they're not:

www.360mag.com
www.aascin.org
www.aascipsw.org
www.abledata.com
www.abletotravel.org/
www.able-travel.com
www.access-able.com
www.accessatlast.com
www.accessdome.com
www.accessfordisabled.com
www.accessandiego.com
www.accessibleurope.com/
www.accessiblejourneys.com/
www.accesstours.org
www.accesstr.com – [800] 634-4351
http://accessibletravel.suite101.com/
www.accesstravelcenter.com
www.allaccesstravel.com/contact.html
www.Audacitymagazine.com
www.blvd.com
www.caregiver.on.ca
www.cripcollege.com
http://boards.cruisecritic.com/
www.disabilityworld.com
www.disabledonline.com
www.disabledtravelers.com
www.disabled-world.com
www.disabilitytravel.com
www.disabiliyworld.org
www.e-bility.com – AU
www.easyaccesstravel.com/
www.emerginghorizons.com
www.enabledonline.com
www.theenabledrver.com
www.Fightingchair.com
www.Gimponthego.com
www.globalaccessnews.com
www.HandicappedTravelClub.com
www.rexdonald.com
www.holidaycare.org.uk
www.ilresources.com
www.independentliving.org
www.icdri.org
www.lifeisfull.com
www.Mainstream.mag.com
www.mobility-advisor.com
www.iflymat.org Mobility Air Transport
www.mobilitymgmt.com
www.mobilitymanagementdirectory.com
www.mobilityville.com
www.mossresourcenet.org
www.opendoorsnfp.org
www.bbc.co.uk/Ouch
www.paralinks.net
www.rickhansen.com
www.Rolliday.net
www.rollingRains.com
www.rvlscore.org
http://www.sath.org/ Society for Accessible
www.sci-info-pages.com
www.shakealeg.org/
www.tomsaccesstravel.com
www.travelcarecompanions.com
www.travelguides.org
http://members.tripod.com/~travel_us
www.vacationstogo.com
www.verticalchallenge.org
www.Wheelchairjunkie.com
World-on-Wheels - www.geocities.com/Heartland/6295/
www.worldonwheelz.com/
www.xable.com
http://www.drctn.org/index.html
www.youreable.com
www.disabilityonline.com
www.medicaltravel.org/Links/links.htm
www.disapedia.com

[wheelchair traveler]

The NEW wheelchairtraveling.com

Yay! The NEW wheelchairtraveling.com is here! Come enjoy the new user friendly experience of exploring for accessible travel information on destinations, activities, lodging, transportation and tips.

You can also find many video on our YouTube Channel.

Come share or just browse, either way, get your travel on...

[goldnucs]

YAY!! Best travel site ever!!

[JFF]

One of the best services for taking a cruise, so you don't end up on the news is:

www.love2cruise.com

Steve Osgood, keep thinking what the hell am I going to do when I get out of SCI rehab, he had taken a cruise the year before his injury and his mind kept drifting back to those caribbean sunsets, while he was in rehab where an hour of effort is followed by endless hours of recovery (ie nothing). He did his research and found out that although there are travel services for people with disabilities, accurate information is hard to find. After a year or so of trying to fit back in at his old job, Steve took the plunge and bought into a travel franchise. What you'll find when you book with Steve is someone who's been there, knows the details of exactly where the boats dock and where you'll be stuck onboard if you don't want to transfer into a dingy or small boat. He's scoped out many of the locations himself and can give you expert advice and where to find what your looking for in a vacation.

JFF

[clueless]

Can anybody post a website for disabled travel to Asia particularly Macau? Hongkong and Singapore are pretty accessible even their subway so we were able to get around there but I have no idea with Macau.

[HiltonP]

Southern Africa accessible accommodation..... http://www.disabledtravel.co.za/

[JAMESRRR]

site to aid disabled travels

https://tripable.org/

[adonvll]

I find this website useful: http://www.disabilitytravel.com/