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The tabifolk Newsletter — May, 2026
Welcome back to the tabifolk newsletter!
It’s been one of those weeks where I’ve come across several stories that left me feeling quietly optimistic about the direction accessible travel is heading.
Celebrity Cruises appears to be taking...
The tabifolk Newsletter — April, 2026
Hey everyone! Lovely to be back. I’ll keep this month’s intro brief because I have three things on my chest and I’d like to get them off quickly.
The accessibility information gap is still very real. Researching destinations in 2026 should...
The tabifolk Newsletter — March, 2026
Hey gang! How is everyone? I recently returned from Florianópolis, in southern Brazil — this time with my brother and his girlfriend, who were over visiting — and I’m overjoyed to report that my experiences as a wheelchair user were much im...
The tabifolk Newsletter — February, 2026
Hey all—how’s it going? It’s great to be back with you for another monthly edition of the tabifolk newsletter.
I’m pretty excited this month: my brother has just arrived from the UK for a visit, and I’m looking forward to showing him all t...
The tabifolk Newsletter — January, 2026
Hello and welcome to the first tabifolk Newsletter of 2026. A belated happy New Year to you all.
I’ve had quite the time of it since we last sent you mail. I missed both Christmas and the New Year celebrations thanks to a pesky bout of pn...
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A global community where disabled travelers, companions, and allies connect. Share tips, ask questions, and explore the world through accessible travel.
The future is inclusive. Founder of Accessible Japan and Tabifolk. Ripping up the streets of Tokyo in my wheelchair. Immigrant. グリズデイル バリージョシュアですよ。
Helping to unlock the world for travelers with disabilities.
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