April 2024

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Experience conscious, inclusive, luxury vacations with IncluCare

Richard Thompson, CEO Listen to this Article   Accessibility and inclusivity should transcend the physical environment, prioritizing the guest experience above all else. “That’s the reason we created Inclu; an ecosystem of services and solutions to transform the landscape of possibilities for the organizations of luxury hospitality, travel and lifestyle and, crucially, the millions of […]

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A cheerful couple posing for a photo in a cold, overcast climate. The woman, on the left, has a big smile and is wearing a dark jacket and a colorful headband, her hair styled in a braid. The man is grinning broadly, sporting a beanie and a dark coat with bright, multi-colored wristbands. Behind them, an icy landscape unfolds with multiple blue-white icebergs floating in a calm body of water. To the right, a few people can be seen walking near the shore and an inflatable boat, hinting at a tourist setting likely in a glacial lagoon.

My accessible travel experiences with Wheel the World
By Bert Burns

Listen to this Article I’ve required accessible travel for 42 years, living as a C6 quadriplegic. Initially, I travelled the world for wheelchair racing. Now, I travel leisurely with my wife, Joy, of 26 years. As my disability changes, my need for specific accessible accommodations and transportation increases. Following a 2022 trip to Chile with

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Ashley Harrell adeptly navigates travel and wellness with rheumatoid arthritis

Listen to this Article Diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) at just twelve years old, Ashley Harrell’s health condition led her to discover new pathways to stay connected with her love of horses. As a former competitive rider turned equine-assisted healing practitioner, the former Delaware native now calls the British Virgin Islands home, working at the

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A woman sitting on a grey sofa with colorful decor. She has curly auburn hair, wears a mustard yellow long-sleeve shirt and vibrant multicolored overalls. She is holding a digital tablet with a stylus, looking away from the camera with a joyful smile. Around her are rainbow-themed items—a rainbow wall hanging, a rainbow-striped notebook, and a rainbow-colored cup. Her socks are black with colorful accents, complementing the overall cheerful and bright theme of the setting.

Abby’s health challenges can’t ground her wanderlust spirit!

Listen to this Article Meet Abby: “I’m Abby, a self-taught digital artist, graphic designer, bookworm and cat mum to two fluffy babies. You’ll find me on social media  @thecolourblindzebra I love being creative. I am autistic and have multiple chronic illnesses including postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, mast cell activation syndrome and myalgic encephalomyelitis. My illnesses mean that

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This image shows a wheelchair cricket player on the field. The player is donned in a blue and orange cricket jersey with the name "RAHUL" printed on the back, indicating either the player's name or a sponsored athlete. The player is wearing protective gear, including a helmet and pads, which suggests they are batting. The cricket bat is captured mid-swing, implying that the player has just hit the ball. Three stumps with bails are present, which represent the wicket in cricket. Another bat lies on the ground, suggesting that the player might have changed bats or there was another player present earlier. The background is an open field with trees and a hazy sky, typical of an outdoor cricket field.

Rahul Ramugade: breaking boundaries and advocating for inclusivity through sport

Listen to this Article In the bustling streets of Mumbai, India, amidst the cacophony of daily life, there exists a group of individuals who inspire spectators with their skill and passion for the country’s national sport. Among them is Rahul, a dynamic force in the world of cricket—wheelchair cricket. Born with polio, Rahul’s life took

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Lost and found: protecting your special needs child during travel
By Christine Staple-Ebanks

Listen to this Article As a parent of four children, one of whom has cerebral palsy, I quickly realized the immense value of becoming actively involved in support groups and connecting with other parents who share similar experiences. Parenting a child with special needs presents unique challenges, and many of these challenges are not fully

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Better Together – Disability Parent Q&A
By Jennifer Allen

QUESTION: There is a general concern over the carelessness with which wheelchairs are treated by airlines and others transporting the chairs. How can we protect our wheelchairs and travel by plane? ANSWER: While there’s no way to guarantee the safe passage of your wheelchair, there are precautions you can take. First of all, remove anything that you

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