The Globe and Mail
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Jul 9, 2026
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What accessible travel means to us: Three Canadians share their stories
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Destination: Accessibility
Globe-trotting Canadians share why accessible travel matters, and offer tips for making the most of their time away
GRAHAM ISADOR
HEALTHY LIVING REPORTER
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
PUBLISHED 49 MINUTES AGO
Tori Hunter, a wheelchair user and travel and lifestyle content creator visiting Malaga, Spain.
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I have a degenerative eye condition. The place my vision loss causes the most problems is at the airport. Reading signs and navigating new spaces can be a challenge at the best of times. Adding language barriers and a time li…
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