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Accessible Journeys Summer issue

August 5, 2024 by Eliana Satkin

Accessible Journeys is the magazine for sharing and inspiring accessible adventures around the globe.

The July 2024 issue of Accessible Journeys magazine, guest edited by Samantha Rayburn-Trubyk, focuses on travel experiences and tips for individuals with dwarfism. Highlights include empowering stories from Jesse Nichols and Kai Rivas, adaptive adventures by Lisa Franks and tips for navigating travel with autism by Connor McClure. The issue also features accessible camping in Oregon, insights into inclusive cruising, and an exploration of accessible experiences in Tenerife. Each article aims to inspire and provide practical advice for travelers with disabilities.

Accessible Journeys is a digital quarterly publication that delivers accessible positive travel adventures around the world for our 1.8 million readers. Even the ads in Accessible Journeys have huge engagement and have a click through rate of over 5%, our readers are a very engaged audience who are excited about travel! We also publish the Tidbits newsletter that goes to over 92K readers, 2x per month with an open rate of 55%! We would love to include your destination for the Oct issue, the close date is Sept 15th. Make sure you subscribe to the magazine and TidBits so they come straight to your inbox. 

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