My name is Mandy Horvath, I am 31 year old BAK (bi-lateral above knee) amputee that climbs mountains and monuments for charity and conservation. I am the first female in the world to summit one of the “Great 8’s,” Mt. Kilimanjaro, without the aid of prosthetic equipment. I am also the […]

Dan on the Frioul Islands off Marseille, France. Life handed Dan lemons. He took it and served up a zesty cocktail of travel adventures that’s anything but ordinary—a blind backpacker with an iPhone, a trusty white cane and a spirit so unbreakable it could give the Eiffel Tower a run for

  Tony Giles is a 46-year-old who lives in the Southwest of England, in a small beach town near the cities of Bristol, Exeter and Plymouth. He was born blind with a rare eye condition: Cone Dystrophy and Photophobia. He had light sensitivity until about the age of 12 or so

By Kathleen Penner CTA From my perspective as a travel agent, it’s important to assure clients with disabilities that they can enjoy fulfilling travel experiences without feeling limited. Here are my thoughts: Inclusive Planning: Proper planning can ensure that every aspect of the trip is accessible and enjoyable. This includes booking

By Jan Bonville Jan, kayaking in Taha’a You can get there. Good luck trying to leave! The isles of Tahiti are breathtaking.  The first sighting of the majestic, jagged peaks framing the deep blue-green of the lagoons, pink-white sands barely fine enough to sift through your fingers, the myriad of colors

Hosted by Able2Travel Guests will start their 10 days by getting a feel for Cape Town’s eclectic blend of cultures and traditions by touring the bustling inner city, the waterfront as well as the Cape Peninsula. Many attractions include its postcard-perfect beaches, mountainscapes, lush gardens, fashionable cafes, wildlife both on land and

Tanelle (left) and her friend in Kelowna, British Columbia Adventure isn’t just for the able-bodied. It’s for the bold-hearted and Tanelle Bolt’s journey to Kelowna, British Columbia (BC), Canada proved just that. A ferry ride from her home on Vancouver Island transformed into an immersive adventure where nature, accessibility, sailing and

NYS Senators Rob Rolison (left) and Peter Harckham (center) introduce the bill at CP Unlimited in Hudson Valley with CP Executive Director Penny Pagliaro (right) Discovering new settings and living life outside our bubble through travel is perhaps one of the most rewarding opportunities one can have on this planet. A

This is a story about how technology, driven by empathy, changes lives and with it, autonomy and dignity are being restored to those who need it most. For millions of people living with disabilities, transportation is more than just a means to get from point A to point B. It’s a

Once a mere dream, accessible outdoor adventures across the U.S. are becoming a reality for those of us that use mobility devices, like wheelchairs. Maybe this is due to covid or our voices finally being heard. Or maybe it could be that companies are finally seeing the value and business opportunity