New tours mean no more FOMO for plus-size travellers
New York Times: A small but growing market is catering to size-inclusive travel.
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New York Times: A small but growing market is catering to size-inclusive travel.
Ryan Seacrest has had a prolific broadcasting career that includes hosting gigs on "American Idol," "Live With Kelly and Ryan," and now, "Wheel of Fortune."
Five companies dedicated to size-inclusive travel aim to bring community and reassurance to people in bigger bodies.
Vacation is meant to be relaxing, exhilarating and insert all the other positive adjectives you like, but it is often stressful and disappointing. Traveling while fat can be both of those things, as well as dehumanizing and FOMO-inducing. Actually, plus-size travelers don’t just have the fear of missing out; they’ve historically had the near guarantee that they will miss out, thanks to fat bias and societal structures that say we are simply too big to have fun. There are the obvious challenges —
A complete work history for the multi-employed Ryan Seacrest, from high school radio DJ to Kelly Ripa's co-host