Jennifer Allen is a prominent accessible family travel blogger and the founder of the website Wonders Within Reach. Based in Pennsylvania, she is a dedicated advocate for inclusive travel, documenting her adventures alongside her young son who has Spina Bifida. Jennifer focuses on uncovering accessible destinations and celebrating locations that successfully remove barriers for wheelchair users.

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Driving to Europe or finding an accessible European destination near home

By Jennifer Allen Listen to this Article Jennifer Allen Europe: everyone’s dream. Flying with a disability: everyone’s nightmare. While some places, like Spain and Greece, are constantly being lauded for their improvements in accessibility and inclusion, Europe is not generally known as an easy destination for wheelchair users. Cobblestone streets, historic buildings, bus steps, and

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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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