The April 2026 issue of Accessible Journeys is here! 🌍
This edition celebrates senior and intergenerational travel, highlighting the beauty of exploring the world across generations. From relaxed, accessible getaways perfect for older travellers to meaningful trips shared between grandparents, parents, and children, this issue is all about connection, comfort, and unforgettable experiences.
Discover accessible destinations, practical travel tips, and real stories from travellers navigating the world together. ✨✈️
Check it out now via the link in our bio!
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The January 2026 issue of Accessible Journeys is here! 🌸
This edition celebrates women with disabilities exploring the world. From inspiring stories to tips for accessible adventures, it’s all about showing that travel is for everyone. ✨
A big thank you to @sara.bnrad , our guest editor for this issue!
Check out the full issue through the link in our bio. 🌍
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Image description: A digital tablet displays the January 2026 cover of "Accessible Journeys" featuring a woman with a prosthetic leg paddling a canoe on a turquoise lake.
The October 2025 issue of Accessible Journeys is here! 🌍
This edition shines a spotlight on amputees and their incredible journeys around the world. From personal stories to accessible travel tips, it’s all about showing that adventure is for everyone. ✨
A big thank you to @phoenyxtravels , our guest editor for this issue!
Check out the full issue through the link in our bio!
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Let’s be real: when you’re traveling, it’s a massive relief to spend less time playing "guess that curb" and more time actually enjoying the trip.
These five cities are putting in the work to make sure the infrastructure actually makes sense. From transit apps that talk to you to tactile paths that don't just end in the middle of nowhere, here are a few spots where the design is actually hitting the mark for visually impaired travellers!📍
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Slide 1: A park path with a yellow tactile guide strip. Text: "5 Visually Impaired-Friendly Cities."
Slide 2: Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands at night. List: Braille signage, tactile paths, and accessibility packs.
Slide 3: Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate. List: Wide sidewalks and audible route guidance apps.
Slide 4: A red London bus passing Big Ben. List: Audio announcements and Braille maps.
Slide 5: The Oslo waterfront. List: Tactile paths, flat walkways, and museum audio guides.
Slide 6: The Sydney Opera House. List: Tactile signage at ferries and quiet-hour audio tours.
Who says the most adventurous chapters of life have to happen in your 20s?
Mary Johnson’s new book, The Slow Path to Wellness, is part travel strategy, part mindset shift, and a total rethink of what it means to live well after 50. From the logistics of "test-driving" a new country to the physical benefits of an unhurried itinerary, Mary shares how a slower pace actually opens up a bigger world.
Check out our full conversation with Mary and learn more about her book at the link in our bio.
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What if some of the hardest parts of travel are not the big things, but the small everyday ones like using products in a place you do not know well?
In a hotel bathroom or a shared space, it is easy to lose confidence when labels are small, unfamiliar, or not readable for everyone, especially for blind or visually impaired travellers.
That is why Sumaira Latif at Procter & Gamble is working on inclusive design that helps people identify products through touch and simple systems like tactile symbols.
Paired with tools like NaviLens, it means more independence in everyday routines, even when you are far from home.
It is a reminder that accessibility is not only about big infrastructure. It is also about the small things that make daily life and travel easier for everyone.
Read more via link in bio.
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Image 1: A person holding a purple shampoo packet in a shower with a mountain landscape background.
image 2: Assorted cosmetic bottles and jars arranged on a shelf against a neutral background.
image 3: Product bottles with yellow circles highlighting small tactile symbols on the packaging.
image 4: A list of tactile symbols and their corresponding product types against a blue background.
image 5: A group of travel-sized products with highlighted tactile symbols against a water-patterned background.
Nothing makes us happier than destinations with true access!
Head to the link in our bio to find accessible travel insights
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There is a big difference between a city being "accessible" on paper and actually feeling like you belong there.
We recently shared a piece by travel professional Matty Medeiros, @nomapsneededtravel that dives into how destinations like Tokyo, Reykjavik, and Barcelona are leaning into real inclusion. Matty shares some great insights on planning for your energy levels and navigating the world without having to hide your needs just to fit in.
If you are starting to think about your next trip, Matty’s tips on finding community and accessible routes are definitely worth a read. Check it out at the link in our bio.
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Slide 1: Two smiling women holding a large rainbow pride flag against a blue sky.
Slide 2: High-angle cityscape of Barcelona featuring historic buildings and a palm-lined waterfront.
Slide 3: A scenic canal in Amsterdam with a flower-covered bridge and traditional Dutch architecture.
Slide 4: A vibrant building in Reykjavik painted with large rainbow stripes on a street corner.
Slide 5: A bustling, narrow street in Tokyo filled with colorful signs and storefronts.
Slide 6: A busy pedestrian plaza in Taipei with a rainbow-painted crosswalk in the foreground.
Slide 7: The Giant Swing landmark in Bangkok at sunset with city lights in the background.
Slide 8: A grand stone monument and statue in a large, sunny public square in Lisbon.
Slide 9: The historic limestone skyline and church spires of Valletta overlooking the Mediterranean sea.
There’s a version of travel content we all know by now. Beautiful places, easy movement, everything looking effortless. But there are so many of us who are left out of travel content entirely.
We would love to see more representation in the travel community. Not as something separate, and not as a rare feature, but as part of what travel already is. It was never only meant for one kind of body, one kind of movement, one kind of experience.
Head to the link in our bio to explore all things accessible travel 🩵
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From estrangement to healing, one national park at a time.
Brad Ryan and his grandmother, Grandma Joy, started with one weekend camping trip after ten years apart. Over eight years, they explored all 63 U.S. National Parks together, turning each journey into a lesson in healing, connection, and resilience.
Our April 2026 issue celebrates intergenerational travel stories like theirs. Adventure has no age limit, and the bonds between generations can grow stronger with every step. 🌿✨
Read the full story at the link in our bio.
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Accessible beaches in The Palm Beaches 🌴
As the days start warming up, we thought we’d share some of our favourite accessible beaches across The Palm Beaches.
From Mobi-Mats to beach wheelchairs and thoughtfully designed access points, these coastal spots are helping make time by the ocean more inclusive!
To find out more about accessibility in The Palm Beaches, head to the link in our bio ♿
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Travelers you’ll want to meet this month 🌍
A mix of perspectives, experiences, and ways of moving through the world all in one place.
This is what travel looks like when more people are part of the story.
Meet them in our April 2026 issue → Link in bio.
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