News from the TravelAbility Community: June 2025

Tourism season has begun and both accessible destinations and disabled travelers are ready. Check out what Visit Richmond, Explore Prineville, and the National Park Service have done to prepare, then read about how our travelers kicked off the season.

Visit Richmond and John Morris

Richmond, Virginia Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide

TravelAbility and Wheel the World

World Cup Cities Prioritize Accessibility

Prineville Chamber Unveils Remodel Ahead of Tourist Season

John Morris

Accessibility Takes Center Stage at 2025 Passenger Experience Conference

National Park Service

How the U.S. National Park System Is Welcoming Neurodiverse Travelers

Kristy Durso

Love, Promises, and Possibility at Beaches Turks & Caicos

Explore Prineville

Golf ‘Fore’ All: Explore Prineville Awarded Grant to Launch Adaptive Golf Program

Golf ‘Fore’ All: Explore Prineville awarded grant to launch adaptive golf program 

North Alabama and Jennifer Allen

A Family Guide to Wheelchair Accessible North Alabama: Small Towns, Big Adventures

Lynn Osmond

Lynn Osmond, CAE, Partners with Wheel the World and TravelAbility to Drive Accessibility in Tourism

Tom Babinzski, Even Grounds

Access4you Empowers Travelers Alike with Objective Information

Hidden DIsabilities Sunflower

Wings of Wonder: Accessibility for All Who Want to Travel

Alvaro Silberstein

5 Entrepreneurs With Disabilities to Know About

Sage Traveling

Disabled Travelers Are Often Ignored. Ras Al Khaimah Hopes to Change That

Visit Alexandria

Alexandria Disability Awareness Awards Set for June 25

Waymo

Riding Into the Golden Years: For older Angelenos, Waymo Promises Adventures for a Lifetime

Josh Loebner

Alexa Helps Make a Home More Accessible