About The Vision Loss Travel Community

The comfort zone is a place we all know very well. And having a visual impairment or blindness can make that comfort zone even stronger. Stepping out of it is not only uncomfortable but just round up frightening. and It is so easy to make the decision to stay at home, risking the chance to get isolated.
With the Vision Loss Travel community I help people who are blind or visually impaired to step outside their comfort zone, so they can travel more which allows them to stand stronger in life and fulfill their dreams.

I’m Linsay Lusyne and I have worked for more than seven years as a Guide dog mobility instructor diving into the visually impaired world, I have noticed that there is a need for people to feel included in the beautiful world of traveling.

Traveling has proved to be very empowering. When we travel and overcome our fears, we feel more confident and proud of ourselves. We get more resilient for change and more accepting of new cultures, food and smells. It enriches our lives so much. I have met many inspiring people over the years, people that are completely blind and travel the world ALONE with their cane. What is their secret and what makes them so confident? We share all those insights and tips within the facebook group called the vision loss travel community, which is filled with brave people that travel the world or just dream about visiting a nearby city and need that extra support to do so. Traveling can be anything, it can be visiting a museum, taking the train, going by yourself to another state. Whatever travel is for you, we are here to support you and celebrate your small or big wins. Find our community on facebook as the vision loss travel community
or send me an email on [email protected] for more information.


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