Disembarkation Day Tips for Families with Autism
The very last morning of a cruise can be hectic with thousands of people trying to get off the ship.So, planning
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Travel
Traveling with someone who is autistic can be a rewarding and enriching experience, especially when the journey is tailored to their unique needs. Autism-friendly travel focuses on creating a supportive and accommodating environment that ensures comfort, safety, and enjoyment for autistic travelers.
Riviera Maya’s Best Aquatic Adventure Parks for Kids With Autism
Mexico’s sprawling Riviera Maya is home to many beach resorts and parks. As new venues are added, it
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Family Friendly Activities in Berlin Germany
Germany’s capital, Berlin has a rich history and a checkered past. It is not only one
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Taking Your Child with Autism to Japan
Japan is a fascinating family-friendly country to experience for all, including children with autism. Before traveling, parents should understand its
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Tokyo Shopping with Family
Shopping in Tokyo is vastly different than the experience most of us are familiar with in the United States. Most of
Read MoreTaking the Kids to Tokyo’s Edo Museum
The famous Ueno Park in Tokyo, Japan is home to several major museums. Among these is the Edo Museum, a national
Read MoreExploring Mexico’s Chichen Itza with Kids
; Chichen Itza, the pre-Columbian Mayan city in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, is a famous archaeological site and tourist destination. Parents wishing
Read MoreVisiting Pompeii with Autism
One of the most prominent places to visit in Southern Italy is, of course, Pompeii. An ancient Roman city almost
Read MoreTaking Your Kids With Autism to Bangkok Thailand
Here at Autistic Globetrotting, we believe that there’s no substitute for personal experience. While most of the articles here
Read MorePros and Cons of Wheelchair Assistance When Traveling With Autism
Hi Margalit, I’m Darla from Florida, and I read your blog regularly. It helps reading and being able to
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