All Inclusive podcast

All Inclusive Podcast

Available on your favourite platforms and YouTube

The wonderful and gruesome stories of travelers of all abilities interviewed by Eleonora Censorii, founder of Destination Everywhere Accessible Travel.

A series of informal chats on the highs and lows of travelling before, during and after the pandemic.

Subtitles version available on YouTube

All the interviews

The Episodes

Photo of Kamil in an airport in Belgium. He is posing in front of a statue of the chief of the Smurfs made of chocolate. He is wearing a dark blue sweater and black pants with white sneakers.

Mar

Kamil Goungor: the “budgetarian” Trawheeler

March 26, 2021Laurence DassyInterviews

Kamil Goungor lives in Athens, Greece and is the author of the Trawheeler, an accessible travel blog which he created in 2017. Kamil is an accessible travel blogger, but also a disability activist and he works for two very important organizations based in Brussels: for ENIL, the European Network for Independent Living where he works...

portrait of josh grisdale smilin on his wheelchair and wearing a pale blue shirt with rolled up sleeves

Mar

Josh Grisdale: the mind and wheels behind Accessible Japan

March 25, 2021Laurence DassyInterviews

Interview withJosh Grisdale, born in Canada and now a naturalised Japanese citizen, who has been discovering every hidden corner of this beautiful country, where he lives and works, and telling all about it in the Bible of accessible tourism in Japan: Accessible-Japan.com.

portrait of sara-louise wearing sunglasses on her head and wearing a flowery shirt, she is looking deeply into the camera

Mar

Sara-Louise Ackrill, the backpacking therapist

March 23, 2021EleonoraInterviews

Sara-Louise Ackrill, 42, is the founder of Wired Differently, a social impact company making products and services for neurodivergent people. She was diagnosed as autistic as an adult and has, throughout her life, had a love for travel and at the same time has experienced the difficulties and painful moments that travelling as a neurodivergent...