Documentation of Inclusive Travel is catching on all over.
If you have not been therre recently, you may want to visit TransitionsAbroad.com for their section on Travel & Disability. Here's a catalog of their offerings:
Simon Says Teach Abroad by Melissa Mitchell
The Accessible Himalayas by Mary Ann Davis
18 Tips for International Travelers: Survival Strategies for Going Abroad: A Guide for People with Disabilities by Laura Hershey
Accessible Melbourne by Anne Vize
Disability Travel in Egypt by Lynn Atkinson
Accessibility Overseas: Is There a Way to Get There? by Sharon Gerlach
Adventures in Teaching from a Wheelchair in Venezuela by Marie Sharp
Young Adults with Disabilities Explore World by Pamela Houston
Study Abroad in Ireland by Johana Schwartz
Study Abroad with a Disability by Beth Ocrant
Abroad with a Disability: Prepare Yourself for the Unexpected by Jennifer Kettler
Resources for Study Abroad with a Disabilities in Europe by Tracy Scharn
Study Abroad and Accessibility: Overseas Experience leads to Activism at Home by Shannon Cun Lin Huy
Diversity in Study Abroad: Ways to Include Underrepresented Communities in Exchange Programs by Carole Patterson
Travel With a Purpose by Pamela Houston
Why Not Visit the U.K.? by J. E. Killick
Paris by Wheelchair by David W.E. Smith
Disability Travel Abroad Checklist by Barbara Ballard
Traveling with a Service Dog by Tracy Scharn
Source:
http://www.transitionsabroad.com/listings/travel/disability/index.shtml
Posted by rollingrains at June 18, 2007 06:37 PM