Written by John Morris @ Wheelchair Travel
This list of the best travel quotes will expose you to new perspectives and are filled with inspiration for your next travel adventure.
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These 10 Countries Have the Most Widespread Coronavirus Outbreaks
Written by John Morris @ Wheelchair Travel
Data tells us which countries have the highest rates of coronavirus infection, but there are other data points worth considering.
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Wheelchair Accessible Marriott Marquis Washington DC Hotel
Written by John Morris @ Wheelchair Travel
Wheelchair accessible rooms, a skybridge to the convention center and easy metro access make this hotel is a great choice for Washington DC visitors.
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Coronavirus Antibody Tests are Available — Here’s How to Get One
Written by John Morris @ Wheelchair Travel
Medical diagnostics company LabCorp is providing coronavirus serology (antibody) testing at nearly 2,000 locations, including at many Walgreens stores.
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Thoughts on Accessible Travel After 2 Months in Quarantine
Written by John Morris @ Wheelchair Travel
Young adults may feel at ease while engaging in leisure travel, but disabled people will likely take a more cautious approach to travel this summer.
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20% Discount on Marriott Hotels Gift Cards for Future Travel
Written by John Morris @ Wheelchair Travel
Take 20% off Marriott eGift Cards, which can be used to pay for future hotel stays, dining and spa treatments at more than 7,000 hotels worldwide.
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Disabled Passengers Aren’t Required to Board the Airplane First
Written by John Morris @ Wheelchair Travel
In this time of the coronavirus pandemic, it may make sense for disabled airline passengers to waive their right to preboarding and board last instead.
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The Unintended Public Health Benefits of Marriott’s Fresh Bites Program
Written by John Morris @ Wheelchair Travel
Although Marriott implemented Fresh Bites as a sustainability initiative, it offers many public health benefits well suited for the era of COVID-19.
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The Strange Story of How I Came to Travel with a Stuffed Louse
Written by John Morris @ Wheelchair Travel
The story of a stuffed louse who was adopted by a community of frequent flyers and launched a campaign to curtail the spread of gate lice in airports.
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National Park Service Describes New Efforts to Make Parks More Accessible
In a new video, the National Park Service describes some of the work being done to make parks and historic sites more inclusive and accessible to everyone.
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Sitting in a Wheelchair for a Day Won’t Reveal Much About Accessibility
Written by John Morris @ Wheelchair Travel
To say that ‘wheelchair for a day’ simulations barely scratch the surface of the difficulties faced by disabled people is the understatement of the century.
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Union Estimates 65,000 Airline Contractors Have Been Laid Off
Written by John Morris @ Wheelchair Travel
Wheelchair attendants, critical to ensuring accessibility for travelers with disabilities, have been particularly hard hit as relief has been delayed.
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How to Prevent Airline Miles and Hotel Points from Expiring
Written by John Morris @ Wheelchair Travel
Rewards points often expire after a certain period of inactivity, but these strategies can save your airlines miles and hotel points from being wiped away.
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Roadmap for Sharing Travel Deals + Points & Miles Info
Written by John Morris @ Wheelchair Travel
Wheelchair Travel is adding a Points & Miles category to help disabled people maximize their accessible travel through airline and hotel rewards programs.
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City to Build Accessible Zipline, New Adventure Bike for Disabled and more
Written by John Morris @ Wheelchair Travel
Accessible travel news roundup: Wheelchair accessible zip line, ADA case against Uber moves forward, accessible motorbike for disabled & more.
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Shocking: American Airlines Increases Baggage Fee to $150 Round-trip
Written by John Morris @ Wheelchair Travel
A federal government bailout of $5.8 billion wasn’t enough for American Airlines, as the carrier announced a 25% increase in checked baggage fees.
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Expect Inaccessible Airplane Seat Designs to Multiply in the Interest of Public Health
Written by John Morris @ Wheelchair Travel
Given the collective fear surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, airplane seat designers are developing new concepts to create isolation between passengers.
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American Airlines is Leaving Wheelchairs Behind and They Don’t Know Why
Written by John Morris @ Wheelchair Travel
To prevent wheelchairs from being left behind, airlines must first ask why it is happening. That is a question American Airlines can’t answer.
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DOT Notice to Airlines: Refunds for Canceled Flights are Mandatory
Written by John Morris @ Wheelchair Travel
The U.S. Department of Transportation has issued an enforcement notice to airlines, reminding them that passengers must be refunded for canceled flights.
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Sign-up and I’ll Call You to Talk Accessible Travel
Written by John Morris @ Wheelchair Travel
Stuck at home and dreaming about my next vacation, I thought it would be cool to make myself available in a new way — by telephone.
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