Shayn Pulley said their wheelchair was irreparably cracked on Feb. 22 while traveling from Raleigh, North Carolina, to Philadelphia. But Pulley, who uses they/them pronouns, said they're lucky it wasn ...

Get more news like this delivered to your inbox by signing up for our Travel newsletter here. Daniela Joseph said as much as she loves to travel, a damaged wheelchair is making her second-guess how ...

A lot of people would say that traveling is one of their favorite hobbies. There’s so much to discover and explore out there if you’re willing to step outside of your comfort zone — or in some cases, ...

Traveling by air makes me feel vulnerable, stuck in a seat without my wheelchair. I have to put so much trust in those around me. For the whole of my life and many travels, I've never quite considered ...

"The travel industry still doesn't take us seriously as a lucrative market segment," says Sylvia Longmire. While Sylvia is an Air Force veteran and a woman, it's not these two identities that the ...

Cory Lee is one of the most intrepid travelers that I’ve had the pleasure to meet. His journeys to places like India, Morocco and Antarctica are just the start. In the past eight years, he has visited ...

Brett Heising has traveled a lot for business. Hotel staffers confirmed as much on numerous occasions by phone, but he arrived to find that, in fact, his room didn’t have a roll-in shower. The hotel ...

An Asian airline reportedly refused to let a disabled passenger board a flight because she was traveling alone. Shen Chengqing had arrived at Hong Kong International Airport for her Hong Kong Airlines ...

Blue Origin made history Saturday, sending for the first time a person who uses a wheelchair past the Kármán line, an internationally recognized boundary of space that's 62 miles above Earth.

Travelers who rely on mobility devices can face extra challenges if they arrive on a trip abroad to find those devices damaged. Some pre-trip planning can go a long way to making for smooth travels.