Spin the Globe

You’re scrolling through social media or listening to the radio and discover that your favorite band is coming to town.

The last time I visited Paris was in 2000, and I was fully able-bodied at the time.

You know you’re passionately addicted to travel when your destination doesn’t matter; you know you’re going to have a good time anywhere you go.

For years, I’ve been seeing beautiful photos of the Oregon coast, filled with the famous stacks of rocks along the shoreline and long stretches of sandy beaches.

Technically, I visited Michigan as a child while driving through Detroit on my way to Windsor, Canada with my parents.

Any wheelchair user who has attempted to travel in the United States knows that accessible transportation options, especially between cities, can be very limited—and sometimes very expensive.

As a beach lover who grew up in South Florida and still lives in the Sunshine State, I’ve always had an idea in mind of what a coastal vacation looks like.

The worst nightmare for any wheelchair user who wants to travel is having to fly on a plane.

I recently had the opportunity to spend some time checking out the Winnebago Roam AE, a recreational vehicle (RV) with wheelchair accessible features, at the La Mesa RV Center here in my hometown of Sanford, … The post How the Winnebago Roam RV Makes Road…

If you’ve ever browsed through any of my social media accounts, you know that the local live music scene here in Orlando is my social life blood.