Inclusive Travel Writer
Inclusive Travel Writer
Sophie is an award-winning travel writer specialising in accessible and inclusive travel.
She has a monthly column for Conde Nast Traveller called ‘Beyond Barriers’, has a strand on accessible cities for Conde Nast Traveller (US) being published this summer and is a Contributing Editor, features writer and columnist for Wanderlust Magazine.
Her work has also been featured in Forbes, The Times, The Sunday Times, Adevnture.com, The Telegraph, Business Insider, Nat Geo and more.
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Beyond Barriers: Sophie's monthly column
Television host and travel writer Sophie Morgan will cover the latest news, hotels, restaurants, destinations, and tech, helping disabled travellers feel safe, secure, and inspired to travel the world…
May 18, 2023
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I thought adventuring in the Canadian Rockies was a no-go for a disabled traveler like me. I was so wrong
From skiing to mountain biking, Rocky Mountain Adaptive is revolutionizing outdoor adventures in Canada for disabled individuals. Sophie Morgan finds out first-hand how this company is leading the charge, making not just activities but the entire adventure ecosystem accessible…
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Sophie Morgan: "Pets have more rights on flights than we do"
The TV presenter talks to Claire Cohen about her campaign to improve air travel for disabled people…
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Why Accessible Space Travel Matters for Life on Earth
Beyond Barriers writer Sophie Morgan on what it means to be the first British paraplegic woman to experience a zero-gravity flight..
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I’m a traveller who uses a wheelchair. And this is everything airlines need to do better
Many people take flying for granted, but it’s another story for travelers who use a wheelchair. TV presenter, writer, artist and disability advocate Sophie Morgan has made it her mission to champion a fairer, safer deal for everyone. Here’s what she thinks needs to change, fast…
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Disabled flyers are still being failed — we should learn from the US
Airlines and airports must do more. The government’s new task force shows it’s making the right noises, but it needs to act decisively too…
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