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Cruise reporting, practical access guidance, reader questions, and firsthand notes for traveling with confidence.

Chillie Chats With Cruise Director Richard Matic

Travel and Cruise Industry Podcast; January 15, 2025 Chillie Chats With Cruise Director Richard Matic, taped on board the Norwegian Bliss on January 14, 2025. Matic is a talented and flamboyant cruise director with a Liberache-esque wardrobe. He is also far more accessible to guests than most others in his profession. Also on today’s Travel and Cruise […]

What Would You Do?

Written by Eliana Satron, Travelability Insider, January 14, 2025 Each month we try to address various accessbility issues that may arise within the TravelAbility community. Image courtesy of Kristy Durso January’s scenario: Is that service dog legit? You have a hidden disability and are accompanied by Lester, an impossibly cute Golden Doodle that helps you regulate […]

Talli Osborne says:“Embrace your differences and let them sparkle.”

Written by Talli Osborne for Melange Magazine, January 10, 2025 Canadian, Talli Osborne, is a vivacious spirit with an unrelenting zest for life. With her unapologetic individuality, she confidently turns personal hurdles into platforms of empowerment. With a dynamic career that spans motivational speaking, singing with punk rock bands and acting, Talli’s electric personality shines […]

Travel and Cruise Industry Podcast; January 10, 2025

Miami Bound Ship In Super Bowl Commercial is the lead story on Travel and Cruise Industry Podcast heading to Lisbon. Also today, No Impact On Carnival; Princess Adds Flexibility Due To Fires; Passengers With Legionnaires Disease; Two Cruise Lines Merge; 188 Day Cruise; Air Canada to Operate from JFK Terminal 6; Coast Guard Airlifts Passenger […]

Campus Responds: University of Alberta ditches diversity, equity and inclusion policies

Written by Jonny Wakefield, Edmonton Journal, January 6, 2025 Diversity policies have existed in various forms for decades, becoming contentious most recently in the early 2020s under the DEI moniker The University of Alberta has announced plans to move away from its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies, saying it will instead organize similar initiatives […]