In this latest edition of ‘Autistic Travel Voices’ I had the pleasure of chatting with Louie – an autistic solo traveler and freelance writer from Bristol, England. I was especially drawn to Louie’s thoughtful reflections on balancing routine with spontaneity, and how his love of food, nature, and community has shaped his journeys across the UK and beyond.

In this edition of ‘Autistic Travel Voices’ I got the opportunity to chat with Allie Mason, who is a fellow autistic traveler from England who now also works as an autistic children’s author.

In this latest edition of ‘Autistic Travel Voices’ I got the opportunity to chat with Rin – a young solo traveler from Tokyo. Having previously lived in Tokyo, I took a personal interest in Rin’s experiences as an autistic person growing up there, due to the vast cultural differences from my own upbringing in Europe.

Loud and crowded environments are one of the most common sources of unneeded stress, anxiety and sensory overload for autistic people. Here I look at some of the ways I mitigate this while traveling

In this new edition of ‘Autistic Travel Voices’ I interviewed a young solo traveler from Houston, Texas named Matt. Matt has been on many adventures, and kindly shared some of insights from his journeys.

In this new edition of ‘Autistic Travel Voices’ I had a great conversation with Katie Oswald of the Full Spectrum Agency for Autistic Adults. While Katie now offers coaching & consulting services, she also has an extensive travel history too – which she discusses in this interview.

In this edition of ‘Autistic Travel Voices’ I interview Mischa, an American solo traveler from Washington DC. He has been traveling since a young age and has now visited all 50 US states. Check out what Mischa had to share about his varied travel experiences and how they relate to the autistic experience.

My personal list of reasons/benefits of traveling I have found as an autistic adult who engages in active and regular travel.