Accessible Travel: Seeing the World With a Disability or Chronic Condition

Travel should be open to everyone — and yet for millions of travellers, it is not. The hotel that calls itself accessible, the station with a lift that is out of order, the "step-free" route that ends at a staircase: access discovered at the door is access denied, and hope is not a plan.

This 251-page handbook is written for travellers who need access decided in advance, not discovered at the door. It is practical, respectful and specific. You will find city access dossiers in working detail, country access guides system by system, and journeys planned in full — so you can see what access really looks like, place by place.

Inside are straight answers to first questions, an air and rail atlas comparing operators, a conditions handbook covering twelve conditions, more cities and journeys for a second trip, and rights and money guidance region by region.

This is for wheelchair travellers, travellers with chronic conditions, and family members and carers planning with them. It is not a book of vague encouragement — it will not tell you "anything is possible" and leave you to find out how. It shows you how, where and with what help, so you can travel with confidence, not hope.

A short guide says a place is "accessible." This complete handbook shows you how, where and with what help.

Get the complete handbook today for only $10.99 — and travel the world, access decided.

By Yovwe Samuels