In the last ever episode, we head to America where we talk to a well-rounded traveller. Kristin has been to Europe, South America and Antarctica by aeroplane and cruises. She has also been camping and road triping as a wheelchair user. 

In this episode, we talk to Declan who is studying law to improve disability rights. We talk about what laws and regulations are currently in place to protect people with disability while travelling and what needs to change. Declan will also talk about their personal experience going to New Zealand and Hobart via cruising and road-tripping.Support the show

Bells are ringing and fireworks are banging. This week we give you the Holiday edition of the Accessible Travel Podcast. Join Kate, Tamsin and Aaryan as they tell their travel experience when travelling during the holiday season. Support the show

This week we are joined by the I Can't Stand podcast host, Peta Hooke. She talks about her years of travel experience from around the world including Australia with Cerebral palsy. We will talk about her experience with the eagle hoist on Qantas aeroplane to help her transfer to her seat. She also will talk about her mortified car that allows her to travel independently. Stay up to date with the podcast on Instagram Support the show

It's time to say Happy Birthday to the accessible travel podcast. This episode will be a quick recap of what we have done so far, from day 1 to now. We will hear a special birthday message from Tamsin as well. yippee hooray. Stay up to date with the podcast on Instagram Support the show

In Episode 50, we sit down with Nicole, a seasoned traveller with a passion for adventure. Nicole takes us on a captivating journey through her travels in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Japan, sharing incredible stories and cultural insights. She also delves into her experiences as a Girl Guide and recounts thrilling moments like conquering the heights of Mount Kosciusko. Nicole offers a unique perspective on the challenges of accessible accommodation during her adventures, shedding light on the importance of adaptability when faced with such situations. Tune in for an episode filled with travel tales and valuable lessons in embracing the unexpected.Stay up to date with the podcast on Instagram Support the show

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In Episode 48, join us for an eye-opening conversation with Sophie as she shares her experiences of travelling with a wheelchair and cochlear implants. Sophie sheds light on the sometimes silly, yet often frustrating, questions she's faced regarding her wheelchair battery and cochlear implant. Tune in to hear about a challenging trip to Mudgee, where seemingly accessible accommodation turned out to be quite the opposite. Plus, don't miss Sophie's inspiring passion for skiing, proving that you can do anything. Support the show

In Episode 45, join us as we dive into an exciting adventure across the United Kingdom! Our host shares a captivating overview of their UK trip. What makes this journey even more enlightening is the use of the Sunflower Lanyard, a symbol for hidden disabilities. Tune in to discover the importance of accessibility in London and gain valuable insights on what to consider before embarking on your own UK adventure. Whether you're a travel enthusiast or simply curious about making your trips more inclusive, this episode is a must-listen.Support the show

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