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Bethany is a plant-based foodie with an insatiable hunger for travel and she’s sharing her tips for travelling with a dietary restriction with us. 9 Tips for Travelling with Dietary Restriction The best way to get a taste of a country’s culture is through its cuisine. But diving head first

Travelling as an autism family is a huge step. It takes a whole lot of courage, belief and hope, but it is possible to travel successfully and for everyone to enjoy the trip.

Planning a trip to New Zealand? Good news – NZ commercial accommodation providers must have accessible rooms.

Tanya Savva has has made it her mission to ensure her daughter Kenzie was not defined by her vision impairment. After travelling 14,000kms together, Tanya has some great  tips to share on travelling with a child with blindness or vision impairment.

Peter Cook tests just how good accessible travel in Tasmania is. From the rugged west coast to the more refined east.

Travelling for the first time with a child can be daunting for any parent but if you’re travelling with a child with a cochlear implant, or a child who is hearing impaired, there are added considerations.

Disneyland and California Adventure Park have earned their reputation for being an inclusive attraction and the happiest place on earth.

It’s daunting as a wheelchair user entrusting an airline with your chair. Given most wheelchair users are dependent on the equipment when they get to their destination, it’s important to pre-plan and prepare your chair for travel.

This week we published the first Travel Without Limits magazine – the first disability-specific, print, travel magazine.