Have you ever canceled a trip due to a bad knee or other mobility issues? Have you avoided cruises or family events that involve travel for fear you'll need oxygen mid-trip? Relax. Today's world is more accessible than ever, and for anyone with special requirements for travel, there's a world of information and help waiting for you. It's disappointing to be left behind or to have to leave a loved one behind because of a physical limitation or special travel need. Not having

Fewer things are more exciting than the dream of taking a family cruise to an exotic port! Such experiences allow families to explore, learn, and see the world. Thankfully this vacation doesn’t have to remain a dream! More and more cruise lines are instituting programs to support children with special needs. Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruise Lines now offer autism-friendly programs for families living with autism, Down Syndrome, and other developmental disabilities. T

I’m sure it comes as no surprise to learn that I love traveling! Even so, getting to the airport and going through security can sometimes be stressful. It can be even more difficult for children with hidden disabilities like Autism. These tips can help you get to the airport and through security more easily. Before Your Trip Prep your child for the trip well ahead of time. The night before does not allow your child to prepare. Instead, start two to four weeks before your