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If you'd like to get a quick and immediate feel for what our World On Wheels tours are all about, start with our 90 second Youtube fast-action video!

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Free Back Issues! Now available; an international motorcycle travelogue -- just 27 years in the making.

This is a quality publication, printed on high grade photo stock to highlight the 70+ beautiful hi-res images throughout. Follow Mike's adventures around the world with like-minded people. A collection of over 50 exciting stories and anecdotes from a life on the road in 30 countries . You, or someone you know, might feature in one of them.

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Mike, just finished the book and what can I say, other than it's an honour to know you!  (...  more )  Jenine Brown, Rock Musician, Sydney

This is a book which definitely left me wanting more.  (...  more ) Holly Field, Ulysses Club book reviewer, Melbourne

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Most of all, I remember the smiles. They are a cross-cultural thing, unhindered by language barriers. India is like that. Brilliant. If you want a real experience, get onto World On Wheels and get into it. Your grin, like mine, will last much longer than the adventure. Tony Kirby, editor/owner SideTrack magazine, Sydney

Fantastic trip - challenging, arduous, but well organised and hugely satisfying. Diana and I would do it all again tomorrow.  Dick Hubbard, Chairman, Hubbard Foods Limited and (former) Mayor of Auckland City, NZ

In the past 25 years I've made over 100 films for Australian television, and my travels take me all over the world in search of adventure. I can tell you that this World On Wheels  Himalayan safari is one of the best trips I've ever done!  Greg Grainger, Filmmaker, Channel 7's 'The World Around Us', Turramurra, NSW

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World on Wheels Segway Tours

110 NE Water St., Peoria, IL 61602

World on Wheels offers rental segways and quadracycle bikes to explore Downtown Peoria.

Peoria area’s only Segway tour and Quadracycle bike rental experience. Offering 30-minute, 1-hour, and 2-hour Segway tours as well as 30-minute Quadracycle bike rides. Gliding with World On Wheels is as fun as it gets. Use them for individual riding or corporate events. Open March thru November, weather permitting. Feel free to call for an appointment. Easy riding for all age levels.

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The Key Differences Between Wheel the World Group Tours and Multi-day Trips

For people with disabilities, planning a trip can be a challenge. With often hard-to-find accessibility information, the apprehension of social and physical barriers in certain destinations, and sometimes previously bad experiences, planning an accessible trip can be more stressful than it should be. But don't worry! At Wheel the World , our goal is for everyone to have opportunities to enjoy the marvels of travel and explore the world without limits! Aside from booking places to stay and things to do in over 50 destinations, Wheel the World offers two well-rounded package solutions that include accessible accommodations, transportation, and activities in many destinations around the world: Group Tours and Multi-day Trips .

Both of these options provide a meticulously crafted trip that accommodate the travelers' unique circumstances, opening doors to destinations that once seemed out of reach. The inclusive and accessible itineraries of multi-day trips and group tours opens up opportunities to explore your favorite destinations and to experience new ones. Overall, these trips alleviate much of the stressful planning and the packages build worry-free experiences so you can focus on creating unforgettable memories. Now, what exactly are group tours and multi-day trips and what are the differences between them? Let's explore the differences and similarities of each to hopefully give you an idea of which one is more ideal for you.

Group tours: Discover the world together without limits

Group tours are an excellent opportunity to explore your favorite or new destinations, accompanied by a group of fellow travelers with disabilities that want to travel the world as much as you do . These are guided tours that include accessible accommodations, activities, and transportation suited to each traveler's needs. You'll also be attended by a Wheel the World tour leader, professional guides, and drivers.

More profoundly, group tour trips offer a transformative experience that goes beyond travel . These trips provide an experience for building friendships as you connect with fellow travelers who also understand the challenges of living with a disability. The bonds formed during these journeys can be incredibly powerful, creating a support system that extends beyond the trip itself.

Currently, Wheel the World has openings for group tours in Costa Rica, Iceland, South Africa, Morocco, Greece, Portugal, Riviera Maya (Mexico), and a cruise to Alaska. Feel free to check their itineraries here . Our travel experts will be happy to guide you and answer any questions that you may have.

Multi-day trips: Private itineraries customized for your needs

With Wheel the World's multi-day trip option, private is the keyword . Similar to group tours, accessible accommodations, transportation, and activities are also included with multi-day trips but with added flexibility.

What distinguishes multi-days from group tours is that there are more location options to select from, and you can choose to travel whenever the timing is convenient for you.

There are a variety of unique trips in several different countries and cities that you can choose from, such as touring the beautiful city of London , an exciting safari experience in Tanzania , exploring the stunning jungles of Costa Rica , relaxing on the pristine beaches of Riviera Maya , or a romantic getaway in Italy , just to name a few. Multi-day trips are built around your needs and desires, letting you experience an unforgettable adventure at your own pace

"My husband and I have traveled a lot over the years in his wheelchair and he adapt to activities. This time around, it was different because all the activities were already adapted for him. He was the first priority this trip. It really was great for him, which made it wonderful for all of us." - Wheel the World customer review

Which option is the best one for me?

Now, let's get explore the nuances that set these options apart, empowering you to pick the perfect choice that aligns with your wishes and expectations.

Group tours are a more budget-friendly alternative compared to private multi-day trips, but without compromising the overall experience and accessibility. They encompass a comprehensive, accessible package including fun activities, comfortable accommodation, and convenient ground transportation, all carefully planned to provide an enriching and hassle-free journey.

With a carefully planned itinerary, these tours provide ample opportunities to explore and immerse yourself in the wonders of a new destination. We believe that affordability does not mean sacrificing the trip's comfort, recreation, or uniqueness.

Customizability

The convenience and peace of mind that come with group tours and multi-day trips are undeniable. Travelers with disabilities can avoid the stress of planning logistics and coordinating various aspects of their trip by booking either of the packages.

The key difference is that group tours have a fixed itinerary, while multi-day trips are more flexible depending on your preferences and interests. Multi-day trips are a better option if you would like to customize more aspects of your vacation, however, it's important to emphasize that both are curated by a team of experts who combine accessibility, relaxation, and entertainment.

Travel companions

The most significant difference between group tours and multi-day trips is your travel companions. Since multi-days are private itineraries, you can choose your companions, whether they are caregivers, friends, family members, or other loved ones, this option will allow you to choose who you travel with.

Group tours can be naturally more adventurous because you get to meet new people. The advantage is that you'll get to share the experience with like-minded travelers who can relate to living with a disability , have the chance to bond with them, and build long-lasting friendships. Group tours are a wonderful way to alleviate travel anxiety and feel more comfortable during your trip.

Destinations and timing

Multi-day trips are flexible with the dates and destination: you can travel to whichever destination Wheel the World offers and during any time of the year it is available.

Group tours, on the other hand, have pre-selected dates based on seasonality. However, keep in mind that the fixed itineraries are designed to showcase the destination's unique qualities so that you can explore the fullness of what it has to offer.

Depending on the type of trip you're looking for, you can refine your preferences based on beach , adventure , nature , or big city destinations and itineraries to narrow down your ideal trip. If you're unsure, don't hesitate to contact our travel experts with any questions or advice you may have.

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Accessible travel provides a way for endless possibilities, enabling individuals to embark on transformative journeys with a worry-free experience. Are you ready to start your travels?

If you have any questions, please contact us below:

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Accessible Travel Resources for Your Next Trip

As a lover of travel whose goal is to make planning and going on wheelchair-accessible vacations easier, I wanted to share some of my favorite accessible travel resources. These are all tools that I use myself, and I would never recommend a product, company, or service that I don’t believe in.

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Wheelchair Accessible Group Tours

I’m organizing two incredible wheelchair-accessible small group tours in 2024. You can choose to join me on either of the two bucket list destinations below… a South African safari or Peru and Machu Pichu!

Stay tuned for more information on future small group tours and sign up for my newsletter so you’ll be the first to know when these tours launch! As a thank you for signing up, you can choose which free travel resource you’d like. Just click one of the images below to sign up.

I also have a whole page dedicated to companies (that I have personally used) that provide accessible tours of various destinations. You can find them by clicking here .

Travel Insurance

Whenever I travel, I always make sure to purchase travel insurance which not only covers the cost of my trip but also provides medical coverage in the event of an emergency. A small investment upfront can literally save you thousands later.

Additionally, I purchase travel insurance when I first book my trip so I can ensure that it covers pre-existing conditions. Just make sure your policy has a pre-existing condition waiver (not all do).

Insure My Trip

I love this insurance aggregator because it allows me to compare prices and policies to make sure I get the right coverage at the best price. I can use their filter feature to make sure my policy covers pre-existing conditions and any other important features.

Compare Policies and Prices by clicking here !

Booking Flights

I love using Skyscanner to book flights because the search engine offers so many options. If you know your destination and travel dates, great, you can do a traditional search for flights. If you are flexible in your dates or where you want to go, you can use Skyscanner to find the best deals to a variety of travel destinations.

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Wheelchair Accessible Hotel Booking Resources

Booking.com.

Booking.com offers the ability to search for hotels and narrow down your choices based on your accessibility needs, price and other amenities. They offer a loyalty program to further save money and are compatible with the Rakuten Cash Back App or browser extension . Furthermore, you can book specific accessible rooms, according to hotel policies.

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Expedia is a multi-purpose site that allows you to book hotels, airfare, cruises and more. For hotels, they have the option to book designated accessible rooms (if the hotel offers that option) and makes booking your next trip a breeze. They also have a rewards program and are compatible with Rakuten .

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Accessible Resources: Campgrounds

Don’t you hate trying to find campgrounds near your travel destination? Campspot , allows you to search for nearby campgrounds and filter the results by the amenities you need and want (i.e. electric hook ups, water etc). You can also filter by price. The only downside is this website doesn’t include state parks.

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Travel Hacking

Travel hacking is when you use credit card points and airline miles to save money on travel. These savings can be applied to hotels, airfare, rental cars and more. The KEY is to not spend more than you normally would and to make sure you can pay off your credit card bill each month.

Some credit cards are better for this strategy than others and my favorites are listed below. For more information on travel hacking and the ins and outs of using this strategy, check out the free course from 10x Travel .

Chase Sapphire Preferred

There are two main Chase cards that most travelers use, the Sapphire Preferred and the Sapphire Reserve. The preferred card comes with a lower annual fee, a yearly $50 hotel credit and more benefits such as a sign-up bonus. Having one of these cards is also important so you can transfer your points to partners (such as hotels and airlines) and redeem them for free travel.

Having the preferred or reserve card also allows you to transfer your Chase points from other cards to this account so that all your rewards points are in one place. You can earn 5x on travel purchased through Chase, 2x on travel, 3x on dining and 3x on streaming services. There is also no foreign transaction fee with this card.

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Chase Freedom Flex

The Chase Freedom Flex card has no annual fee and is technically a cash back card, but you can transfer your points to your Chase Sapphire Preferred card to make your points worth more and go further in redemption. This card also allows you to earn additional points for rotating quarterly bonus categories (such as gas and groceries).

This is a great everyday card and allows you to earn 5% on travel purchased through Chase Ultimate Rewards, 3% on dining at restaurants, including takeout and eligible delivery services, 3% on drugstore purchases, and 1% on all other purchases.

Capital One Venture X

Capital One Venture X has a $395 annual fee, but essentially pays for itself with all the benefits the card comes with. You will get $100 credit toward TSA precheck or Global Entry passes, a yearly $300 credit for travel, access to airport lounges and more with this card.

You will also earn 10x on hotels and rental cars booked through Captial One, 5x on hotels booked through Capital One, and 2x on all other purchases. There is also a generous sign-up bonus for new card members.

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Accessible Cruising Resources

If you are planning on cruising and need to rent equipment such as oxygen concentrators, commode chairs, hospital beds or mobility devices, these two companies are the most widely recommended by cruise lines . I have used Special Needs at Sea and had a very good experience.

Special Needs at Sea This company offers a little bit of everything from oxygen concentrators, mobility devices, bathroom aids and more. They can have your equipment delivered to your stateroom and waiting for you when you board the ship.

Scootaround This company primarily rents mobility devices such as scooters and wheelchairs.

Travel Apps

This is a great app as it allows you to find wheelchair-accessible restrooms in a wide variety of cities and countries across the globe. It does require the use of either Wi-Fi or cell data for use of the app.

Click here to download the app today !

The Gypsy App is meant for road trips with a focus on US national parks. It’s like having your own private tour guide right in your vehicle. It will give you tips and tricks for each place and does not rely on Wi-Fi or cell data to use. The app is free to download, and you purchase the tours you want (which are reasonably priced). There are even combination tours available for sites and attractions that are near each other.

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