Buy a travel wallet to hold the plane or rail tickets, identification, money and receipts. If you are responsible for the person with disability's finances, collect a receipt for all purchases made on the trip. Direct all communication to the person with a disability, unless told otherwise. Many times, people automatically channel questions to the caregiver rather than the person with a disability. Take nothing personal.
Travel is a great way to enjoy life, but can also be highly stressful.
If the experience is not going well, you may be the easiest target of blame. Roll with it. Take our quiz .