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Red Rocks, Commuting and One Last Passport Stamp
Acoustics in a Mile High music venue, plus the cost of a hotel's location and an accessible air travel summit.
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The Olympic Village, Medical Tourism and a Perfect Flight
My most wheelchair-friendly flight experience in Europe, and not wanting to be left out of Olympians' trial of medical tourism.
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Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Jet Lag, Olympic Gold, and Broadening Accessibility
An accessible travel update from Paris, France, and reflections from a busy Olympic journey.
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Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Journey to France, the Olympic Games, and Lipstick on a Pig
Accessible travel update from the Olympic Games in France, plus a time and location for the Wheelchair Travel Meet-up in Paris.
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Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Music City, Lyft Trial Concludes and a Hotel Closure
Arguments concluded in the class action lawsuit vs. Lyft, plus the world's (formerly) largest hotel has closed its doors after a magnificent run.
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Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Lyft Access Head Testifies in Federal Court
Testimony from Lyft’s WAV Program Manager raises key questions about Lyft's commitment to accessible service.
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LYFT ON TRIAL: Do Ridehare Services Violate the ADA?
Wheelchair taxis are disappearing, but plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit hope to hold Lyft to the equal access requirements of the Americans with…
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Wheelchair Travel Meet-up at the Paris Olympics
Join other Wheelchair Travel readers at the Olympic Games this summer in Paris, France, plus information on future meet-ups around the world.
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Wheelchair Travel Newsletter: Accessible Trip to the Principality
My first attempt to visit the Principality of Liechtenstein failed, but a second attempt was successful — the trip was worth the wait.
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My 2024 "Hidden Gem" of Accessible Travel Destinations
When public and private institutions join together to advance accessibility in the travel industry, the progress of inclusion accelerates.
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The Police Aren't Coming, But If They Do — Prepare to Get Paid
It may be shocking to learn that airlines routinely threaten disabled passengers with arrest — here's how to respond if it happens to you.
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Collins Aerospace Joins Race to Add Wheelchair Space to Airplane
Debut of second wheelchair securement space concept in Hamburg kicks off dramatic race to certification and installation in the aircraft cabin.
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