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Travelling as a family takes a lot of planning. Travelling when one of your kids also has a disability? Even more so. In this episode, we talk to Julie Jones, creator of Australia’s first and only accessibility-focused travel magazine, Travel Without Limits. We find out what it’s like to travel with her family, including her son with cerebral palsy, Braeden. This episode features Julie Jones, hosted by Karni Liddell and Oliver Hunter. A special thanks to the Queensland tour operators that made this experience possible: Paradise Links Resort Port Douglas, Kur-Cow Barnwell Farm, Rainforestation Nature Park, Nautilus Aviation, Cairns Boat Hire, Wildlife Habitat Port Douglas and Flames Of The Forest. Accessed That is presented by Queensland Read the transcript here: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/sln524zd5ssjtdryjmcs6/Episode-8-Final-Transcript.docx?rlkey=astuedk2bjsw6njwgg19acgbt&dl=0  Discover more: Visit Queensland.com for our inclusive travel experiences and sign up for our mailing list:  https://bit.ly/3Yvvb97  Learn more about Julie: www.travelwithoutlimits.com.auFollow Queensland on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3q9qXYl Follow Queensland on Facebook: https://bit.ly/3rW1h1JFollow our producers, The Peers Project: https://bit.ly/TPPINSTA Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Have Wheelchair Will Travel frequently partners with organisations, news providers, and media outlets (in Australia and overseas) to spread the word about accessible travel and inclusivity.

Our 20+ years experience travelling as a family allows us to offer unique insight, and we love an opportunity to share! Check out some of our appearances and contributions…

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Have Wheelchair Will Travel  has been featured in ABC Radio, News, and Online stories regarding accessibility and inclusive travel.

Affordable holiday options that don’t involve camping  –  new on ABC Everyday!

Inclusive playground designs go past wheelchair swings

Have Wheelchair Will Travel website fosters a community keen for adventure

Travelling the world with my wheelchair

MamaMia is Australia’s largest women’s media network, so we were thrilled to share our story with them!

Listen to Julie’s conversation with Holly Wainwright on I Don’t Know How She Does It here

Julie was also featured on parenting podcast This Glorious Mess here

Escape  is Australia’s #1 travel brand, a one-stop destination that inspires travellers with great holiday stories, exclusive deals, advice, trends and news. Check out some of our stories…

Inclusive tourism – why travelling with a disability just got easier

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We were honoured to be named the Winner of the Bupa Health Influencer Blog Awards: Travel Adventures category .

Have Wheelchair Will Travel has also been recognised as one of the Top 30 Disabled Child Parenting Blogs.

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We can also help your organisation improve accessibility for a more inclusive offering. Check out  Julie’s tutorial on accessible travel opportunities  for the Australian Tourism Export Council, and  Julie’s chat with Cory Lee for Handiscover .

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• Find out what started Julie on this magical accessible journey helping her family and others.
• Learn about Australia’s first disability-specific travel magazine Travel Without Limits, its mission, and why you should read it.
• Learn about accessible travel and the changes and improvements taking place, tips that savvy, accessible travelers know, but that less savvy accessible travelers don’t.
• Hear Julie’s number one tip to encourage families or someone new to disabilities.

• 10 Things Every Parent of a Special Needs Child Should Have Before Traveling
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• Traveling Tips for Parents of Children with Special Needs
• Kids with Special Needs and Family Travel
• Ways to Save Space When Packing for a Trip
• Explore and Discover Our World With the Help of These Apps
• More than a Diaper Bag: Practical Tips for Car Travel with a Special Needs Baby
• 7 Perks to Traveling with Your Special Needs Child
• Finding GFCF Baked Goods While You are Traveling
• Where to Purchase Gluten Free Casein Free (GFCF) Foods and Some Favorite Brands
• Travel Tips for Parents of Children with Sensory Integration Issues
• Avoiding Meltdowns During Theme Park Vacations
• Free Access Pass to America the Beautiful
• Top 10 Fun and Accessible Activities to Do This Summer
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Travel Without Limits, Australia’s first disability specific travel magazine, launches

Australia’s first disability specific print travel magazine has launched, targeting the 4.2m Australians living with a disability.

Travel Without Limits is aimed at the accessible tourism industry which represents $10.8bn to the Australian economy, surpassing the Chinese-inbound market of $10.4bn.

Julie Jones, creator of website Have Wheelchair Will Travel, is the co-founder and executive editor of the title, alongside Janeece Keller.

Travel Without Limits will provide valuable advice, tips and reviews on all aspects of travel, the company said.

A recent study by travel booking platform Amadeus revealed 46% of travellers with a disability identify their greatest challenge as being a lack of essential destination information. Travel Without Limits aims to address this by informing and inspiring travellers despite any challenges they or their families may have.

“Often, the information needed to travel with confidence when you have additional needs requires specific and detailed stories,” said Jones.

“We believe these should be written by people with lived experience. So we’ve brought together contributors and partners to share stories and experiences to help you plan, prepare and feel like our readers can travel without limits.”

Travel Without Limits will be released for the first time at the Source Kids Disability Expo in Melbourne on March 29 and will also be available to read on the Travel With Special Needs website.

“We strongly believe in the need to promote accessible and inclusive travel in the mainstream media,” said Keller.

“We want to give accessible tourism the space it deserves, not merely through inclusion in mainstream media, but through its own custom publication. Travel Without Limits gives us that opportunity and we’re excited to share these stories and relevant information with our readers.”

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International Day of People with Disability (IDPWD) is 3 December 2020, and we were so grateful to have Julie Jones come onto the podcast to talk about accessible travel. She so wonderfully calls it, Travel without Limits!

Julie worked in the travel industry for many years. When her son was born with a disability her focus shifted to accessible & inclusive tourism. She founded the website Have Wheelchair Will Travel to share reviews and later co-founded Travel Without Limits magazine, Australia’s first disability specific travel publication.

Enjoy this wonderful discussion about diversity, inclusion and making travel accessible for all to enjoy.

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Travel Without Limits: Issue #6: September 2021 Kindle Edition

We are so happy to be bringing you the sixth issue of Travel Without Limits magazine. The world continues to feel the effects of the pandemic but with vaccination rates on the increase and various strategies to get travel and other industries back on its feet, we feel positive and hopeful. The Paralympics has certainly been a wonderful distraction and in this issue we have Robyn Lambird (Tokyo bronze medallist) sharing her travel tips.

Although many travellers focus on their destination, anyone with a disability understands one of the greatest challenges can be finding an accessible way to get there and tour the sights. With that in mind we decided to focus our spring/summer issue on the many transport options that can help you explore the globe. The best accessible holiday outcomes are the result of meticulous research and tips from other travellers with lived experience. We are lucky to have a team of contributors who love sharing their travel challenges and triumphs in the hope it will lead to smoother travels for others.

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Breaking new ground in the publishing industry, comes the arrival of Travel Without Limits, the first disability specific, print, travel magazine.

With 4.2 million Australians living with a disability - almost 20% of the population - and accessible tourism representing $10.8 billion to the Australian economy (surpassing the Chinese inbound market of $10.4 billion) the need for relevant, insightful content serving these consumers is more important than ever.

A recent study by Amadeus uncovered the startling reality that 46% of travellers with a disability identify their greatest challenge as being a lack of essential destination information . Travel Without Limits aims to address this glaring issue, informing and inspiring travellers despite any challenges they or their families may have.

Published by the team behind Travel With Special Needs , and featuring launch partners such as Destination NSW, and Blue Badge Insurance Australia, Travel Without Limits provides valuable advice, tips, and reviews on all aspects of travel.

“Often, the information needed to travel with confidence when you have additional needs requires specific and detailed stories,” said Julie Jones, co-founder and executive editor, Travel Without Limits. “We believe these should be written by people with lived experience. So we've brought together contributors and partners to share stories and experiences to help you plan, prepare and feel like our readers can travel without limits.”

Travel Without Limits will be released and available publicly for the first time at the Source Kids Disability Expo in Melbourne on 29 March 2019 and is currently available to read on the Travel With Special Needs website here .

“We strongly believe in the need to promote accessible and inclusive travel in the mainstream media,” said Janeece Keller, co-founder and executive editor, Travel Without Limits . “We want to give accessible tourism the space it deserves, not merely through inclusion in mainstream media, but through its own custom publication. Travel Without Limits gives us that opportunity and we're excited to share these stories and relevant information with our readers.”

For all media enquiries please contact:

Julie Jones - 0421 778 693 -  [email protected]

Travel Without Limits is published by Bound Round Pty Ltd.

About Bound Round Bound Round is a multi-platform media and consumer engagement business that publishes travel magazines and sells travel to niche markets. Bound Round also offers brand marketing, video production, and consulting services to the travel and tourism industry. To learn more about Bound Round visit www.boundround.com .

About Julie Jones Julie Jones is the creator of the website Have Wheelchair Will Travel where she combines her experiences working in the travel industry with her life travelling with her family, including her son Braeden who lives with cerebral palsy and her teenage daughter Amelia. Julie also works as a freelance writer and is passionate about seeing more travel opportunities for people travelling with a disability or additional needs.

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Danielle Spokes & Julie Jones (Lawyer and founder of 'Travel Without Limits') | #20

This episode of ListenABLE with Dylan Alcott and Angus O’Loughlin isn’t just one guest… its TWO! 

Danielle Spokes - described as a "Lioness Mum" who has fought against the systems naming the prices on lifesaving medication. Having a son with a rare medical condition she uses her law degree to fight and advocate for a broken system that without warning can change the PBS medication list and name their price. Our quick chat will have you thinking “Can you put a price on a life”.

Julie Jones - The founder of 'Travel without Limits’ which is striving to make travel possible for people of all abilities and needs. Their magazine shares stories from people with lived experience to inspire and show you ways others with disability can travel too. In this episode we talk about making what you’ve dreamt about possible, finding ideas, inspiration and tips shared by others with a disability.

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