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Hidden Disabilities

Not everyone’s needs are clear at first glance. Here’s how to find the support you need for hidden disabilities while you’re travelling.

Autism and ADHD

Chronic illness

Dietary sensitivities and restrictions

Overhead view of the JW Marriott Desert Resort and Spa

Palm Desert’s largest resort is now a Certified Autism Center

The staff of the JW Marriott Desert Springs have received comprehensive training...
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Basket of sunflower lanyards on artistic blue background

Sunflower Sundays at the MCA

The Museum Of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) in Sydney has launched the...
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Several people standing side by side with their arms around each other on Fort Lauderdale beach, facing the water with their backs to the camera.

Visit Lauderdale Launches Specialised Site For Visitors With Hidden Disabilities

Visit Lauderdale has taken a great new step this month, launching a...
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A parachute very high up in the air over Uluru at sunset

Free Falling For The Very First Time

Four first-time skydivers share their story about this surprisingly accessible adrenaline sport....
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Sarah Wise standing on a walking path by the beach

Life As A Walking Quadriplegic

Sarah Wise is a young woman living with both a visible and...
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A group of people in adaptive ski gear on a snowy peak with a blue sky in the background

Adaptive Winter Sports Tips From Experts

Snowfields around the world buzz with enthusiastic adaptive winter sports fans and...
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Travelling with dietary restrictions

9 Tips for Travelling with Dietary Restrictions

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15 Tips for Travelling with a Chronic Ilness & Cystic Fibrosis

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15 Tips for Travelling with Diabetes

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