Traveling with limited mobility requires careful planning and consideration of individual needs. First, it is essential to research the destination thoroughly to determine its level of accessibility and identify any potential barriers that might affect mobility. This includes checking the availability of ramps, elevators, accessible restrooms, transportation options suitable for your needs (such as wheelchair-friendly taxis), and proximity of accommodations to attractions or services. It is advisable to contact hotels or rental places in advance to confirm their accessibility features.