Accessibility Champions of Change: Alvaro Silberstein
These individuals and organizations are transforming the travel, tourism, and hospitality industries, breaking down barriers, and making travel accessible for all. Learn more about how these champions are going beyond advocating to create real change in the travel industry.
TravelAbility Celebrates the 35th Anniversary of the ADA with a Powerful Lineup of 2025 Events
There’s a lot to celebrate – here’s what’s coming up.
A Family Story on the Spectrum
In light of Autism Awareness month, Josh Heinz of Visit Greater Palm Springs shares his family background, what travel looks like as an autism family, and how the travel industry and greater community can make a difference.
The Most Intense Moment of Survivor History?
Brought to You by Disability Inclusion.
Ambassador Update: A Wedding Without Compromise
Update from Kristy Durso – a TravelAbility Ambassador representing TravelAbility and accessible travel in the greater world.
TravelAbility Community News
From California and British Columbia to Germany and around the globe, the TravelAbility community is making waves – and headlines.
News from Around the Web
Information and inspiration from around the web.
Best Practices Travel Accessibility Page of the Month: Discover Lancaster
Here’s what sets Discover Lancaster apart when it comes to accessible landing pages…
What Would You Do
Each month we try to address various accessibility issues that may arise within the TravelAbility community.
Innovation of the Month
Be My Eyes – Changing the Game for Visual Assistance
Hotel Spotlight: Amway Grand Plaza, Grand Rapids, Michigan
These hotels have been recognized by the disability community for their attention to inclusion
Lived Experience – Stories from Our Traveling Access Advocates
Eight days in Switzerland—the wheelchair version.
Wheelchair-Accessible Camping: Immersing in the Adirondack Wilderness Without Limits
Jennifer Allen, TravelAbility Editor and founder of Wonders Within Reach, takes on the world’s only fully accessible campground—camping with three kids, including one in a wheelchair.
Presentation of the Month: How do Hotel Owners and Senior Leaders Really Feel about Accessibility?
Last year’s summit Panelists discussed their experiences and perspectives on accessibility in hotels, emphasizing its importance and the industry’s challenges in implementing inclusive practices.
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