Accessible travel in the UK and Ireland. Here we share tips from disabled travel bloggers to make travelling more accessible, affordable and pleasurable.
Anecdotally, I’m convinced a bout of food poisoning on holiday started Bridget on the road to developing Rheumatoid Arthritis. I have no proof, and this happened 25 years ago on an all-inclusive holiday in the [more..]
Those of you who’ve tried travelling with Rheumatoid Arthritis already know how hard it can be. Even the shortest trip with Rheumatoid Arthritis feels like you’re trying to conquer Mount Everest with an elephant on [more..]
Today, I want to share “20 Tips for Travelling with Heart Failure”. But, before I do, let me explain why I want to share them. A few months ago, I was diagnosed with Heart Failure [more..]
Have you ever wondered what it’s like travelling with MS? If you have, you’re in luck because one of our readers, Margaret Halliday, has kindly shared her top ten tips for travelling with MS. Margaret [more..]
Do you remember when we accidentally travelled first class on Virgin Trains? If you have no idea what I’m talking about, read this Virgin Trains Went the Extra Mile I’m old enough to remember the slogan [more..]
So, you know we used UberWAV in London, and you know we loved it. If you didn’t know, I suggest you read this post- Save Money With UberWAV UPDATE uberWAV is now called uberACCESS uberAccess [more..]
Given that I’m a travel blogger, you’d assume I’d be comfortable with new technology. As a general rule I am, but I must confess when I decided to use Uber WAV during our trip to [more..]
When we visited Dublin at the beginning of January we made a point of booking a wheelchair friendly hotel room in the Premier Inn. In this post, I want to offer an overview of the [more..]
It’s not often we get something for nothing so imagine our surprise when Virgin Trains upgraded us to first class – free! Let’s be honest with each other here – we probably looked out of place! [more..]
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