Wheel the World

02/27/2026

Travel Butler County, Ohio welcomes everyone. 💛

From the famous Donut Trail to kayaking at Voice of America MetroPark, Richard and his family explored, laughed, and experienced it all — together.

Because when accessibility is mapped and verified, planning feels easier and every moment feels lighter.

As an Accessibility Verified destination, Butler County makes it possible to travel with confidence — knowing hotels, attractions, and restaurants have been assessed with detailed accessibility information.

Ready to plan your visit?�
https://wheeltheworld.com/accessible-travel/usa/ohio/butler-county

02/25/2026

The Murphy visited and had a lot of fun! They went on the famous Donut Trail of 13 mom-and-pop shops (yum!), kayaked on Voice of America MetroPark, and explored a 400-acre sculpture park.

As an Accessibility Verified destination, you can experience Butler County with peace of mind and have a fun family trip like the Murphys did.

🔗 Discover all the accessible experiences in Butler County, Ohio, mapped with detailed accessibility information. Link in bio.

02/19/2026

Exciting news! 🎉

We've just launched the world's first AI accessibility travel agent, and Experience Grand Rapids is leading the way as our first partner to use it.

This is not just another chatbot. It's a tool built on thousands of accessibility data points collected through mapping, measuring, and traveler experiences.

If you have accessibility needs, finding a hotel room that works for you often takes hours of research, many phone calls, and double-checking information – let alone planning an entire trip that includes experiences, transportation, route planning, and dining spots.

This is why we map these things. Because travelers with disabilities need detailed, accurate info to adequately plan. Our AI travel agent takes this foundation and makes planning even faster and easier without compromising on the accessibility details that matter.

Travelers can ask questions about accessibility features, build itineraries, compare hotels and attractions, explore transportation options, and plan trips based on their specific access needs.

And this is just the beginning. As an evolving tool, it will grow in accuracy and capabilities as more travelers use this tool. It's also just the first of several AI-driven tools we plan to roll out as part of our mission to make travel accessible, available, and enjoyable for all.

"This launch reflects our belief that accessibility information should be clear, actionable, and easy to use, while also recognizing that accessibility is a journey, not a finish line." - Kate Lieto, Vice President of Marketing at Experience Grand Rapids

Huge thanks to Lieto and the entire Grand Rapids team for being not just the first movers of this milestone, but showing what it means to make accessibility a continuous priority.

Learn more and chat with the first AI accessibility travel agent: https://wheeltheworld.com/accessible-travel/usa/michigan/grand-rapids

02/14/2026

🧭 Accessible travel doesn’t have to be complicated.
Explore our top 5 wheelchair-friendly vacation spots and plan with confidence.
Read blog article at link in bio

In this article, we will explore the top 5 wheelchair-friendly vacation destinations in the USA. From stunning beaches to iconic cities, there is a place that should fit each traveler's desired vacation.

02/12/2026

Would YOU try adaptive tree climbing? 👀🌲♿
Tag someone in the comments who you would try this with.

02/10/2026

Fill out your accessibility profile today and find better hotels, faster:
https://wheeltheworld.com/account/accessibility-profile/

02/05/2026

Tired of opening 10 hotel pages just to figure out if a room might work for you? And then showing up to find that the room doesn't even work?

That’s exactly why we built Accessibility Match.

Here’s how it works:
📝 Fill out your Accessibility Profile once. It only takes a few minutes and captures your real accessibility needs.
🏨 Search for hotels and instantly see how well each one matches you, shown as a clear percentage.
✅ Pick what works, book with confidence, and enjoy the trip.

Find better rooms, faster. Fill out your profile: https://wheeltheworld.com/?utm_campaign=AccessibilityMatch

02/04/2026

Nothing makes us happier than seeing happy travelers.

If you have a disability, taking a trip shouldn’t feel so stressful. That’s why we do what we do.

Want to take a trip without ripping out your hair?
Need a hotel without calling twelve different places?

Explore the possibilities: https://wheeltheworld.com/

02/03/2026

How do you narrow Seattle down to just three things? There are a lot of unique and accessible experiences packed into this city.

A harbor cruise with Argosy Cruises provides a different perspective of the city, and you'll get a dose of Seattle's distinct history. As far as food and drink goes - the options are limitless. An easy go-to, since Seattle is right on the water, is the fresh seafood. Not just classic chowder or fish n chips, but their famous salmon, Dungeness crab, and oysters are worth a try.

One of the fun parts of visiting a new city is wandering around and seeing what you come across. Seattle is full of parks like the Olympic Sculpture Park, a 9-acre waterfront park filled with artwork from renowned artists. The Overlook Walk connects Pike Place Market down to the waterfront with views of Elliott Bay along the way.

On top of that, you’ve got world-class museums, music and cultural offerings around every corner. And, if you’re in town during the season, catching a game with one of the city’s beloved sports teams is very much part of the experience.

Many amazing spots are verified, including hotels, attractions and restaurants. Check them out: https://wheeltheworld.com/accessible-travel/usa/washington/seattle

02/02/2026

Seattle proves that accessibility doesn’t limit experiences ♿✨
From skyline views to biking by the water, this city is ready for everyone.

👉 Don’t skip these 3 accessible activities in Seattle:

1. Adaptive cycling at Magnuson Park:
Outdoors for All has over 200 adaptive cycles to choose from

2. Harbor cruise with Argosy Cruises Assisted boarding
It gives you a totally different view of Seattle and a bit of local history along the way

3. Seattle Great Wheel Wheelchair-accessible gondolas
Right on the waterfront with views of Elliott Bay

Seattle has 60+ verified spots
Plan your visit with peace of mind

Travel without guessing.
Travel with confidence.
https://wheeltheworld.com/accessible-travel/usa/washington/seattle