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3 Ways The Travel Industry Can Better Accommodate COVID-Cautious and Immunocompromised Travelers

Here are a few ways the travel industry can be more accommodating to those who are immunocompromised or take viral precautions.

Jan 246 min read

"Tips to Prevent Wheelchair Damage on Flights" Close up of a wheelchair wheel with a person holding onto it looking out a window towards a plane sitting on a tarmac connected to the gate.

Tips for Preventing Wheelchair Damage on Flights

Here are a few tips to help prevent wheelchair damage on flights, and what to do if your wheelchair does get damaged.

Dec 27, 20255 min read

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Want to Know How to Plan a Group Trip? Here’s Why You Need A Travel Agent

Here are some reasons why you should work with a travel agent to book group trips (specifically me). Afterwards, I will list a few group trip options–just to get some ideas flowing.

Nov 20, 20256 min read

Virgin Voyages Brilliant Lady Review: The Great, the Good, and the Bad

Rating the ship’s accessibility from the viewpoint of a chronically ill, COVID-cautious cruiser On September 23, I boarded Brilliant Lady , Virgin Voyages’ newest cruise ship, for a ten-night voyage from New York City to Quebec City. Our stops included Boston (Apparently, Augustana never mentioned the drenching fall rain), Eastport, Saint John, and Halifax. I will write a separate blog about the accessibility of Quebec City, the only city we stayed more than a few hours. Howe

Oct 25, 20258 min read