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We started our trip by taking a taxi from the airport to the hotel. It was expensive, so next time I'd definitely book through the Uber app instead, it's usually cheaper and more flexible.

In 2018, my grandpa and I went to London, a trip I will never forget. We stayed at a four-star hotel right next to the London Eye, and being so central made the whole experience extra special. It was just a short walk to attractions, restaurants, and shopping, and easy to get around.

A few years ago, my mom and I traveled to Rome, Italy. We can definitely call this an active trip, we walked an average of at least 25,000 steps every day for four days!

Traveling through Europe is a dream for many, but for the journey to truly be enjoyable, cities must be accessible for everyone, whether you're a senior, a wheelchair user, or simply looking for a comfortable experience without unnecessary obstacles. Fortunately, several European cities have made impressive progress in universal design and...

In 2019, I traveled to Krakow, Poland with my grandfather and Aase. It turned out to be a trip filled with sightseeing, unique experiences, and some very emotional moments.

For many, cruises are the ultimate mix of relaxation and adventure. You can wake up in one country and fall asleep in another, all while enjoying the comfort of life at sea. But for cruises to truly be for everyone, cruise lines need to embrace inclusion. Fortunately, more and more ships are focusing on accessibility, support, and creating a sense...

Skjolden Hotel is located in Luster, right on the fjord's edge in the world's longest fjord, the Sognefjord. The site has been a guesthouse since 1908, when Skjolden was an important trading hub.

When planning a trip, accommodation is one of the most important decisions. For many travelers, it's not just about price and location, but also safety, comfort, and accessibility. For seniors, people with disabilities, or those with mental health challenges, the wrong hotel or hostel can make a trip stressful, while the right choice can turn it...

I went with a friend to Blåfargeverket in Åmot. This is a place filled with history, art, and nature. We also visited the Cobalt Mines, located a short drive and walk away.

When people think of travel guides, they usually picture someone sharing history, culture, and fun facts. But for many travelers, seniors, people with disabilities, or those with mental health challenges, the role of a guide can be much more than that. An inclusive travel guide can turn an overwhelming experience into a safe, welcoming, and...