Travel and people with disabilities (cross-posted)

[aleja]

It's a topic I often wonder about.  And I know other people are thinking about it as well, given the number of sites, blogs, and other activity that has cropped up online around accessible travel.

Specifically (as a woman in fairly decent health who uses a motorized wheelchair and lives in the U.S.), my interest in travel was rekindled recently when

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[lilituc]

Wow, that looks like a great group.

[aleja]

It does!

[mlfoley]

That sounds great!

[aleja]

Let's go!

[mlfoley]

Where do you want to go? Where shall we travel to?

[misscripchick]

i've been a little bummed lately as i LOVE travelling but trips to far away places (mainly korea) are so difficult because of the inaccessibility of things that seem insiginificant, like airplane bathrooms...

but that program definitely does look go. how did you like your MIUSA adventure? i want to apply before i get too old :)

[misscripchick]

that's suppose to say "looks cool" :)