Accessible Recreation (general)
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Food allergies can be life-threatening. This book explains what food allergies are, how to reduce exposure to food allergens, and how to manage the risks. more...
Information Bulletin from the Canadian Transportation Agency announces some key accessibility developments for air, rail and ferry travel, including in terminals. more...
Some suggestions for looking after someone who has a minor, non-life-threatening illness or injury while away from home. more...
Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) and related systems can be used to navigate, to record the details of a journey, and to see in advance what the terrain will be like. more...
Therapeutic and Sensory Gardens
The growing popularity of sensory gardens and therapeutic and healing gardens is the result of similar but not identical movements. Accessibility is critical. more...
Accessible Travel Top 3 Week 13/07
During week 13 of 2007, Accessible Travel readers looked for airport security information for first-time flyers, food allergy information from Burger King, and trivia. more...
Accessible Travel Top 3 Week 12/07
During week 12 of 2007, Accessible Travel readers looked for airport security information for first-time flyers, delays at Toronto airport, and airplane seating plans. more...
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Beach Walking on The Moray Firth
By: Ross Adkin
The beaches of the Moray Firth in northern Scotland offer some of Britain's most spectacular coastal scenery and yet remain almost unknown outside of the local area. more...
London After The 2012 Olympics
By: Ross Adkin
The 2012 Olympics are attempting to be the greenest to date. London's authorities are already hoping to capitalise and regenerate Olympic sites after the games finish. more...
Accessible Tourism in Brussels
By: Monica Guy
Brussels is a superb destination for disabled or older travellers. Some useful access information for visiting Brussels. more...
By: Monica Guy
Access for older and disabled people is increasingly important in tourism, recreation and in the workplace. Here are ten simple ideas for how to improve disabled access. more...
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