August 2025 Around the Web

A woman has faced criticism online after revealing she refused to give up the second plane seat she had bought so that a fussy toddler could sit next to his mom.

The 34-year-old passenger said she had booked two seats on the domestic flight due to previous experiences of being uncomfortable in one….

As accessibility becomes a bigger focus for leagues and teams looking to increase convenience for all fans, Toulouse, France-based Touch2See is bringing its tech to the U.S. for visually impaired and blind fans…. 

The Boston Renegades baseball team plays beep baseball, an adaptive version of America’s favorite pastime, designed specifically for blind and visually-impaired athletes… 

If you are planning on flying with a wheelchair, there’s one airline with a higher approval rating than its competitors.

A new study by InsureMyTrip ranks which airlines are great with wheelchairs… 

More than 60 underprivileged children will now have wheelchair-accessible vans thanks to a nearly $4 million giveaway by the Houston Children’s Charity on Tuesday…. 

What makes Torino Europe’s smartest travel destination isn’t just its baroque palaces or chocolate heritage—it’s how the city is blending innovation, inclusion, and sustainability to reshape what a city break can be in 2025… 

The travel industry has made great strides in accessibility recently, which is great, but there’s still so much more that can be done. Here are the companies and destinations I’ve found to be leading the way, whether you’re craving luxury, adventure or just a stress-free trip…