Airports. Wheelchairs. Priority boarding.

Favourite snacks packed across continents.

Medicines are divided into two bags.

Hotel doors secured at night.

There are meltdowns.

There are delays.

There are stares.

But above all, there is joy.

And there are memories.

Families of children with special needs do not travel less.

They travel differently.

A special needs family does not need to stay at home.

They deserve to experience the world in a way that works forthem.

Inclusion is not permission.

It is our right!