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Discover Lake Macquarie, located on the east coast of Australia and boasting the largest coastal saltwater lake in the southern hemisphere –…

I still remember wearing my Walt Disney World cast member name tag for the first time. I couldn’t believe that I was living and working in the most magical place on earth!

Going to new places and travelling in new ways can be highly stressful for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Sensory-friendly beach holidays are a great option for those who need familiar routines.

From the sleek high-rise of Surfers Paradise to the sprawling sands of Burleigh Heads, the Gold Coast has all travellers covered. We chatted to Marlena Katene to get her local’s guide to the Gold Coast.

We talk to Professor Simon Darcy, the Australian academic making travel more accessible for people with a disability.

Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro is no mean feat. Travel influencer and accessibility advocate Marcela Maranon talks all things Tanzania, ‘trekkers’ (off-road wheelchairs) and why she loves world travel.

Jezza Williams loves to push the limits of adventure. We spoke to him about Making Trax, which connects travellers with inclusive and accessible adventures in New Zealand.

Sophie Cullen spoke to world championship kayaker and surfer Sam Bloom about her journey, travel and what it’s like to have your story told in print and on the big screen.

These virtual tours of bucket-list destinations are ideal if you’re feeling trapped at home or want to know what to expect when you visit the real thing. All you need is the internet and your imagination!

These five inclusive books to read with kids are a lot of fun, plus they come with the important lesson that we might all be different, but we all love going on adventures!