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July 2024

A woman wearing a white hat, a pink long-sleeve shirt, and floral-patterned leggings is crouching down and smiling at the camera while feeding lettuce to a kangaroo. The scene is set outdoors on a sunny day, with wooden furniture and a large tree visible in the background.

Exploring the World in 360 Degrees: My Journey as a Deaf Travel Content Creator and Blogger
By Lily Yu

Lily at Zoo to You, Paso Robles, California [Click here to read the digital magazine version of Lily’s conversation with Angela Lynn] Listen to this Article Hello, I’m Lily Yu, a Deaf Travel Content Creator and Blogger based in Riverside, California, USA. As a first-generation Asian American, I proudly embrace my cultural heritage. My parents,

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A woman with long, light brown hair and glasses is smiling while taking a selfie. She is standing on a high viewpoint overlooking a cityscape with a river running through it. The city has many buildings with red rooftops and historic architecture, including a prominent parliament building and a church. The scene is bright and clear, suggesting it is daytime with good weather. Trees and greenery are visible in the foreground, and the distant skyline is hazy but visible under a blue sky.

Plenty of Sunshine Travel shares cruising insights
By Kathleen Penner CTA

Listen to this Article PART 1 Cruising is an excellent vacation option for individuals with limited mobility for several reasons: Attentive Staff: Cruise ships have staff available around the clock to assist passengers. This ensures that help is always nearby when needed. Accessibility Features: Modern cruise ships are equipped with many accessibility features. These include

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A group of cyclists is exiting a rocky tunnel during a guided bike tour. The first rider is using a red adaptive tricycle, designed for accessibility, and is smiling and gesturing happily. Two other cyclists on standard bicycles follow closely behind, all wearing helmets and casual outdoor attire. The background features rugged rock formations, indicating a mountainous or canyon setting. The path is gravelly, adding to the adventurous atmosphere of the ride.

Discover Kelowna this summer: Accessible adventures await!

Listen to this Article   Nestled in the heart of British Columbia’s stunning Okanagan Valley, Kelowna invites people of all abilities to explore its natural beauty and vibrant culture. From May to September, this inclusive city offers a variety of adaptive activities designed to ensure everyone can enjoy a memorable summer adventure. One of the highlights

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A vibrant orange and white boat named "Bat 4 All" floats on clear blue water. The boat features a banner with the text "Barco Accesible en Tenerife" indicating it is an accessible boat in Tenerife. Several people are on board, engaged in various activities. The boat is equipped with a diving platform and has safety equipment visible, such as life jackets. The backdrop includes a hilly shoreline with buildings, suggesting a coastal location.

Tenerife Accessible Experiences: A new era of inclusive tourism

Listen to this Article BAT4ALL has dedicated the past two years to fostering accessibility and inclusivity in the vibrant south of Tenerife. Their efforts have culminated in the founding of Tenerife Accessible Experiences, a pioneering travel agency that promises to revolutionize the tourism landscape for individuals with disabilities. A Groundbreaking Accessible Boat The crown jewel

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