Deafinitely Wanderlust
Through the eyes of a Deaf female traveler
Meet Stacey
A Deaf Mexicana-Americana traveler who is tackling challenges that are created by the society around the world. Whilst traveling, she wants to show that Deaf are capable to travel, especially for her Deaf and Hard of Hearing community.
Through her travel blog, you’ll see her stories through her eyes.
Explore where she traveled
Deaf travel
Annoying things that you should not say to Deaf people who are traveling
The visibility of Deaf travelers (or traveling with a hearing loss) is slowly growing on Facebook and Instagram, from a few hundred to thousands Instagram post on
Meet a Hearing traveler who knows sign language and seeks out Deaf communities around the world! | An Interview
She isn’t a Deaf traveler but the fact that she’s Hearing, know sign language and seek out Deaf communities while traveling really caught my attention.
Meet a Deaf LGBTQ+ Asian traveler | an interview + resources for deaf lgbtq travelers
I had a great pleasure meeting Stacey Li when I was visiting Hong Kong whom I briefly shared about in my recent post. I’ve been following her on Instagram since…
Through Stacey's eyes
I’m sorry, mom, but I only have one life.
December 28, 2017 My tears were going back but I fought back. I felt a giant ball in my throat as I looked my mother’s
My life has been reprioritized.
Our society wants us to keep all of our asses to run on the same track. If one makes a different turn that wasn’t conventional,
What’s next for me and Deafintiely Wanderlust?
Some readers sent me messages to express their sadness when I announced the change for Deafinitely Wanderlust. I even met one Deaf follower who told