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One of the UKs leading disability bloggers - providing comprehensive reviews & advice on accessible travel.

Simply Emma is a leading travel and disability blog focused on accessible travel and life experiences from a wheelchair user’s perspective. The blog was created to encourage others, with or without a disability, to travel more and make new discoveries, whether that’s abroad or in your own hometown.

Simply Emma combines my personal stories with accessible travel guides, accommodation reviews, live event reviews, travel tips and resources. I also love to discover unique experiences and accessible activities to fuel my adventurous side.

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Disabled And The City | New York City | Part 3

March 1, 2015
Our Saturday morning started with breakfast at Ruby Tuesday’s in Times Square. I had Eggs Benedict for the first time and some green tea. The...
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Jet2 discriminatory actions towards disabled passengers

November 28, 2016
So imagine being told you can’t fly because you wear spectacles. This would be awful, not to mention downright ridiculous and discriminatory. Well, that isn’t...
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An exterior view of Vila Galé Ópera hotel with the 25th April Bridge running across overhead.

Vila Galé Ópera | Wheelchair Accessible Hotel in Lisbon, Portugal

September 27, 2020
Vila Galé Ópera is a wheelchair accessible hotel in Lisbon, Portugal. We visited Lisbon as part of a six-day press trip organised by Tourism For...
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Emma strapped into an aisle chair at London City Airport. The heel of Emma's boots are on the footplate while her feet are pointing directly down to the ground. Emma is looking at the camera with a worried look on her face. The special assistance agent has his hand on Emma's shoulder so she doesn't fall over due to the lack of postural support on the aisle chair.

5 Failings of Special Assistance for Disabled Passengers at Edinburgh Airport & London City Airport

December 22, 2021
As an accessible travel blogger, I share many of my experiences as a power wheelchair user to raise awareness of accessibility and the barriers disabled...
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Emma sitting on the deck outside the wheelchair accessible glamping pod. Emma is wearing a red puffy jacket.

Troutbeck Head Review: Our Stay in a Wheelchair Accessible Glamping Pod in the Lake District

December 16, 2021
While Allan and I love the great outdoors and exploring some of the UK’s most beautiful spots nestled amongst the trees, often the accommodation on...
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Emma and Tanvi are female power wheelchair users. They are sitting beside each other in a London city centre street. They both have dark hair and smiling at the camera.

Emma’s Extras | Things I’ve Been Loving Lately #2

November 22, 2021
Well, just like that we’re coming to the end of November and in a matter of weeks, we’ll be saying goodbye to 2021. Unfortunately, I’ve...
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Emma driving up a concrete ramp in her wheelchair in SWG3.

Disabled People Shut Out From Live Events Due to Poor Safety Measures

October 21, 2021
In the midst of the pandemic, I wrote about the benefits of virtual gigs for disabled music fans and how it may help in making...
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My mission is to show you the possibilities of accessible travel through my travel guides, tips and reviews. I also share personal stories, live event reviews and more.

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