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I went with a friend to Hadeland Glassverk in Jevnaker. This is a place where both production and sales of glass take place, and they are especially known for their wide selection of glass products.

Travel often begins at the airport, a place that can be both exciting and stressful. For people with different needs, whether it's disabilities, mental health challenges, elderly travelers, or families with young children, the airport experience can determine whether a trip becomes enjoyable or overwhelming.

In 2023, I went on a 6-day road trip with my youngest sister, Mathilde. The goal of the trip was simple: to visit two major shopping centers in Sweden, Nordby and Charlottenberg. It turned out to be a cozy mix of shopping, hotel stays, and a little exploring of the surrounding areas.

When we think of travel, many imagine exotic destinations and long flights. But for everyone to be able to travel, older adults, people with disabilities, or those with health challenges, it often comes down to small adjustments that make all the difference.

This was my very first solo road trip, from Norway to Sweden! I used Google Maps for navigation, GetYourGuide to find activities, and booked my hotels through Booking.com. Here's my route, what I experienced along the way, and some tips if you're planning something similar.

Traveling isn't just about seeing new places, it's also about how we feel during and after the journey. For many people, travel can help reduce loneliness, ease symptoms of depression, and bring more joy into everyday life.

In 2019 I traveled with my family, my mom, dad, and my two younger sisters, to San Pedro del Pinatar in Spain. We were lucky enough to borrow a holiday home from a good family friend, which made the trip extra special.

Traveling with a physical disability should be about joy, adventure, and discovery, not constant stress about accessibility. Thankfully, more destinations, hotels, and tour operators are becoming aware of inclusivity and are adapting their services to welcome all travelers.

My very first trip to Spain, more specifically Gran Canaria, was in 2017 together with a friend and her family. It was such a cozy experience, and also one of the first times I had ever been on a plane. I remember forgetting to place my bag under the seat in front of me, so the red light...

Traveling can be exciting, but for many who live with anxiety or other mental health challenges, it can also feel overwhelming. Just the thought of airports, new places, and unfamiliar faces can make it difficult to take that first step. But with the right planning and support, travel can become safer, calmer, and deeply rewarding, so that everyone...