Visit Somewhere New This Disabled Access Day With Access All Rooms
On Saturday 12th March, Access All Rooms will be celebrating Disabled Access Day, a nationwide event to inspire disabled people to visit somewhere with…
On Saturday 12th March, Access All Rooms will be celebrating Disabled Access Day, a nationwide event to inspire disabled people to visit somewhere with…
Kerry Farm – the place where you can enjoy a relaxing holiday together in the stunning Welsh countryside.
It you don’t fancy going away overnight, there are still plenty of fantastic days out to be had across the UK – lots with access and facilities suitable for disabled people.
A national charity has thanked Cheshire based Baywater Healthcare, a leading provider of healthcare services, for making the holiday dreams of 25 disab…
You might think that a city whose history tells us that it is built on seven hills wouldn’t be a great place for disabled people, yet, as we start to i…
Melfort Pier & Harbour is a unique place to spend a few days, in a stunning location, right on the shores of beautiful Loch Melfort, where the Highlands come down to the sea.
Three quarters of wheelchair users and their families and carers can’t travel as independently as they would like to and two in three do not feel confi…
As we delve into the depths of winter we naturally long for sunnier climes and as our thoughts turn to 2015 the UK’s leading disabled holidays speciali…
Each year more than two million air passengers with a disability or reduced mobility take journeys in the UK. Here the CAA’s Director of Regulatory Pol…
Tourism for All UK (TfA) provides information to disabled or older people on accessible accommodation and other tourism services in the UK and at selec…
Each year more than two million air passengers with a disability or reduced mobility take journeys in the UK. Here the CAA’s Director of Regulatory Pol…
This year sees 25 years since the Berlin Wall came down. To mark the occasion, Able Magazine was invited by the German National Tourist Board to visit …
This year sees 25 years since the Berlin Wall came down. To mark the occasion, Able Magazine was invited by the German National Tourist Board to visit …
Perhaps a couple of hours on a lovely accessible barge on the Grand Union Canal in Hertfordshire isn’t quite the same as a life-time at sea but it cert…
Aside from which swimming trunks you’re taking you might want to consider what to bring with you and what to leave behind. Here are our top tips. …
The Sheikha Fatima Rehabilitation Centre in Palestine shows the value of supporting disabled people in the troubled West Bank. By Tom Jamison Mercifu…
It won’t be too long until the weather gets a bit brighter and warmer and we begin to think about taking a summer holiday. We’ve put together a few pos…
Getting the bus, train or even in some cities, ferry to work, isn’t as unlikely as it might sound. From Able Magazine #109 (January/Februrary 2014), …
LONDON: I love exploring this magnificent city. London has more history, life, and cake than I could possibly consume in my six month visit from the St…
BRAZIL: One of the most incredible, luminous, diverse countries on Earth has so much to show you. Certainly the bigger cities, such as Rio and São Paul…
Koblenz is a beautiful city in the west of Germany within reach of Cologne and Frankfurt and makes a superb destination as either stand-alone city brea…
Trains get a bad press in this country, what with commuters having to stand, every day, in stuffy carriages as they make their slow, if not late way to…
Able Magazine gets plenty of letters and emails on the subject of travel. Amongst the most popular questions is: ‘Where’s the best destination for disa…
Whilst it’s important to be prepared for all but the most unusual travel challenges it’s not good sense to over-pack either. It’s best to pack based on…
Booking a holiday should be an exciting process. Choosing a destination and checking out the hotel ratings should be fun and help to build the anticipa…