349 East 52nd Street

New York, New York 10022

Provides diabetics with counseling and information on all aspects of travel. For example, which major airlines provide special meals for diabetic travelers. Has a telephone hotline to answer travel-related questions. Also publishes a monthly magazine.

211 West 14th Street

New York, New York 10011

(212) 206-4268

Plans group tours. Publishes newsletter, free.

HANDY-CAP HORIZONS, INC.

3250 E. Loretta Drive

Indianapolis, Indiana 46227

(317) 784-5777

Strives to bring the world to the door of disabled and elderly, either by actual travel throughout the USA and other parts of the world - or by articles in its quarterly magazine. Members are eligible for discounted tours, tours planned to fit the disabled and the older person who wishes a slower pace. Read the history written by their quadriplegic vice president and associate editor. Non-profit organization. Completely volunteer. They visit with our government officials in foreign countries, as well as the VIPs of the country visited, disabled groups, families, etc. They have members in many places to help with planning. Tours are group tours only. Not a travel agent, but a travel club. Cannot plan independent touring. Provides advisory, biblio-graphical, historical, how-to, referral, and some technical and trade information. Offers aid in arranging interviews, annual reports, brochures/pamphlets, regular informational magazine and press kits for members. Publications include Horizons Handi-Cap magazine (quarterly) and HCH History.