AJ July 2025

Listen to this Article When using a mobility device, travel often tests your patience and stamina. For Aaron Broverman, infuriating travel is familiar territory: uneven pavements, delayed elevators, taxi drivers full of questions and more . . . but these are not deterrents. He maintains the quiet determination to get out there anyway. Broverman is

Listen to this Article With the recent passing of actor George Wendt (Norm from Cheers) I found my mind wandering to that classic TV theme song, but not the “Where everybody knows your name” line that the song is named for. These days, I identify more with the first line: “Making your way in the

Listen to this Article Travel begins the moment you step out your front door or at least try to. For Nabeel Ramji, venturing out, especially into a new space has often required more planning than a cross-country flight. While others grab keys and go, he’s scouting locations like a secret agent. Not for fun but for

Listen to this Article Guest Editor’s Note by Marco Pasqua When most people hear the word “travel,” they think of postcards, passport stamps, and bucket lists. For me, travel has always been about something more: proving that inclusion can and should be present wherever the human spirit dares to go. As someone born with cerebral

Listen to Article Practical Strategies for Moving Through the World with Confidence Bring Your Own Hand ControlsIf you drive, invest in portable hand controls. These can be clamped onto the pedals of most rental cars, giving you the freedom to book any standard vehicle without needing to rely on modified fleets especially in countries where

Listen to this Article It is one thing to cross countries. It is quite another to cross thresholds, those less visible but far more defining. Thomas Venos, from Anmore, a small village just outside Vancouver, British Columbia, does both. He moves between continents with skill, focus and the quiet certainty of someone who has taught

By Alexander Neyer and Stefanie Brotzer Listen to this Article From the very first moment, I was filled with excitement as we set off for Ecuador and the Galapagos. Traveling as a wheelchair user always brings its own set of challenges, but I was determined to make the most of every experience—and I’m so glad

Listen to this Article As summer approaches, Penticton is rolling out the welcome mat for visitors and residents with accessibility needs—literally. The city’s ongoing efforts to create an inclusive, barrier-free environment are on full display, with new upgrades making it easier than ever for everyone to enjoy the beauty of the Okanagan. Summer Fun for

Listen to this Article About the Oregon Coast Welcome to The People’s Coast! We have 363 miles (584 km) of public coastline to share, and we want to ensure everyone traveling the Oregon Coast has access to our spectacular beaches, forested trails, scenic waterways, and charming communities. We invite you to sample the best coastal