About Clearway Travel

Travel should be for everyone.

But if you travel with a disability — or you travel with someone who does — you know that planning a trip means answering a hundred questions most travel websites never think to ask. Will the hotel bathroom actually fit a wheelchair, or does “accessible room” just mean a grab bar? Can you get through airport security with a feeding tube? Which national park trails are genuinely navigable, not just technically “accessible”?

Clearway Travel exists to answer those questions properly.

What we do

We publish practical, in-depth guides to accessible travel: airports, airlines, hotels, cruises, cities, national parks, and the everyday logistics — medications, medical equipment, service animals — that make or break a trip.

Every guide is built to be genuinely useful: specific, honest, and written in plain language. No fluff, no generic advice, no pretending.

How our guides are made

Our guides are research-based. We work from official accessibility information, transportation regulations, airline and hotel policies, and the shared knowledge of disabled travelers in forums and communities.

We’re honest about our limits: we don’t invent personal travel stories or pretend we’ve tested everything firsthand. When we haven’t verified something directly, we say so — and we tell you exactly how to verify it yourself before you travel. If you spot something outdated, tell us and we’ll fix it.

Who’s behind Clearway Travel

Clearway Travel is run by Muhammad Shahzaib, who founded the site on a simple belief: travel information should be practical, honest, and written for real people — not optimized for clicks. Connect with him on Facebook.

Our standards

We hold ourselves to a written editorial policy — read it here.

Get in touch

Questions, corrections, or a topic we should cover? Reach us here — we read everything.