Question: Greetings! I am a paraplegic who is interested in vacationing in the Great Smoky Mountains. I am always in search of places that are accessible, but I don’t like most of the places I find.

Wheel the World is already known for making global travel more accessible for people with disabilities and seniors — and now the travel booking platform is making group travel easier with its launch ...

Cory Lee was born with spinal muscular atrophy, a rare disease that weakens muscles over time Now 35, he spends more than 150 days a year traveling and sharing his experiences through his blog, Curb ...

AN NPR survey finds that people with disability still find hotels unaccommodating, even 35 years after passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

People using motorized wheelchairs have largely been left in the dust by the ride-hail revolution. Now Uber and Lyft are set to start paying into a fund that will create California’s first ...

“'The great outdoors' and ‘wheelchair accessible’ may not typically coexist within the same sentence, but they absolutely should,” writes Cory Lee, of accessible travel blog Curb Free With Cory Lee.

Being a wheelchair user requires a lot of planning. Any travel demands that I plan ahead. I can’t swallow so I need to make sure I always have plenty of spit rags. I use towels to manage my secretions ...