Category: Disabled Travel

Special feature: Mas du Brulat, Provence, France

Special feature: Mas du Brulat, Provence, France

By on May 07, 2019 in Accommodation, Attractions, Bars, Disabled Travel, Europe, Featured, Food and Drink, France, Going Out, Hotels, Regions, Restaurants, Special Features, Speciality Travel, Travel Miscellany, Vacation Rentals, Western Europe
In the heart of a small, pretty village in Provence’s department of Var, just under an hour’s drive from Marseille, is a new luxury hotel called Mas du Brulat. Built in 1594, some 200 years before the French Revolution, this historic building, which now houses not only a hotel but also a restaurant and bar,
Luxury travel for those with disabilities

Luxury travel for those with disabilities

By on Dec 18, 2013 in Africa, Australia, Disabled Travel, Egypt, Oceania, Regions, Speciality Travel
If you are filled with wanderlust but have a disability, planning a trip abroad can be a time consuming and frustrating task. For those who prefer luxury travel, specifically, the market still lags in resources that cater to the disabled traveller. Things are slowly starting to move in the right direction however, with more and
Richard Gere faces problems with new hotel

Richard Gere faces problems with new hotel

By on Jul 12, 2006 in Accommodation, Celebrities, Disabled Travel, Hotels, New York, North America, Regions, Speciality Travel, Travel Miscellany, USA
Yet another celebrity is trying to make in-roads into the hotel industry and this time it appears to be the turn of Richard Gere. He has purchased a 14-acre property in Bedford, New York, with a business partner for a cool $2.7 million,  but is facing problems with trying to get approval to reonvate the
Tivoli Concert Hall, Copenhagen

Tivoli Concert Hall, Copenhagen

By on Jan 14, 2006 in Attractions, Denmark, Disabled Travel, Europe, Going Out, Regions, Speciality Travel, Western Europe
After 10 months of building and refurbishing, Tivoli Concert Hall in Copenhagen is now  a more beautiful, larger and more accessible venue. Among its new attractions is the Tivoli Aquarium, Europe’s longest salt water aquarium holding approximately 1600 tropical fish and sharks. On the top floor of the concert hall, the new Balanchine Lounge Tivoli’s