Summer is a great time to explore new places—but for travelers with disabilities, accessibility can make all the difference. There are many summer travel spots that are fun and accessible. These places have things like wheelchair ramps, easy-to-use bathrooms, places to stay that meet different needs, and activities for everyone.
Top Accessible Travel Destinations of 2025
Summer is the perfect time to explore new places, and having a disability shouldn’t mean missing out on the adventure. Whether you’re looking for relaxing beaches, vibrant cities, or outdoor beauty, there are plenty of destinations that prioritize accessibility and inclusion.
The post "Top Accessible Travel Destinations of 2025" by Wheelchair Getaways highlights several U.S. cities that stand out for their wheelchair-friendly features, catering to travelers with mobility needs. These destinations are recognized for their inclusive infrastructure, accessible attractions, and supportive services.
The 5 Best Vacations for Disabled Adults (2025)
Travel should be something everyone can enjoy. Whether you use a wheelchair, have sensory needs, or need other support, there are destinations that welcome you. From beaches to big cities, these places make it easier for people with disabilities to relax, explore, and have fun.
Wheel the World's blog post, "The 5 Best Vacations for Disabled Adults (2025)", shares great travel ideas for adults with disabilities. It lists five destinations from around the world, that are fun and have verified accessibility features like accessible hotels, transportation, and activities.
What are your thoughts on summer travel? Do you have any places you'd like to travel to? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!
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Seeking Immigrant Adults with Intellectual Disability and/or their Caregivers
Researchers at University of Maryland & Towson University are seeking Immigrant Adults with Intellectual Disability and/or Developmental Disabilities (IDD) or their caregivers to participate in 1-hour interview to learn about their work and educational experiences after high school.
Interviews can be interpreted in their preferred language and communication method.
Eligibility criteria:
- Adult with IDD (18+) OR Caregiver/Parent of an adult with IDD
- Adult with IDD must be born outside of USA
- Adult with IDD must reside in the USA
The adult with ID must be a foreign-born resident of the United States**
Participants will receive a $25 Amazon gift card for their time!
**No further information regarding immigration status will be required to participate in this study.**
Interviews will start the first week of June.
For more information and to complete the application form, please click here.
Questions? Please contact:
Dr. Sehrish Shikarpurya
Dr. Briella Baer Chen
ProjectPathways@umd.edu
The SPAN Youth Chat
Join us virtually on June 4th from 4:15 to 5:00 PM with the SPAN Youth Engagement Team on a topic about advocacy and youth empowerment. More details to come.
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Resources...
Link to SPAN's website: www.spanadvocacy.org
Link to SPAN's Youth in the Know Resource Page: Youth in the Know
We're here for you! Call SPAN if you need assistance: 1-800-654-7726.
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