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Curb Free with Cory Lee

by Cory Lee

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About

Launched in 2013, Curb Free with Cory Lee has grown into a global wheelchair travel community of more than 60,000 readers. The blog has won three Webby Awards for Best Personal Blog and two Lowell Thomas Awards for Best Travel Blog, making it one of the most decorated and trusted voices in disability travel media.

What It Does

The blog features destination guides with honest, wheelchair-specific accessibility assessments of airports, hotels, attractions, and transport, written from Cory's lived experience as a full-time powerchair user who travels independently. All content is free to access and covers destinations across all seven continents. A practical tips section addresses air travel, packing, insurance, and navigating accessibility challenges abroad.

Who It Helps

Powered and manual wheelchair users, people with mobility limitations, and travel companions and carers who want honest, real-world accessibility information from a traveller who navigates the world in the same way they do.

Who it helps

wheelchair users
powerchair users
mobility disabilities

Details

Cost
Free
Age groups
  • Adult (26+)

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