For a long time, accessible holidays focused on removing barriers. Now, the conversation is shifting towards creating experiences. Disabled travellers are no longer asking “can I go”, they are asking “what can I do when I get there”.

Accessible Theme Parks: Thrills, Freedom and Thoughtful Design Theme parks are designed to bring joy, excitement and a sense of […]

For many disabled travellers, the most stressful part of any holiday is not the destination or the hotel. It is […]

Recent research commissioned by travel brands and accessibility experts shows that 41% of UK adults travel with access or health needs, a group significantly larger than most assume. Many want cultural and nature-based holidays, but poor information and lack...

Accessible travel in Portland works particularly well for families who want space, flexibility and manageable distances. Unlike many large US cities, accessible travel in Portland feels calm rather than overwhelming, making it a strong option for families travelling with...

Accessibility in art museums is often discussed in terms of physical access. Ramps, lifts and seating matter, but for visually impaired visitors, meaningful access begins elsewhere. It starts with how art is interpreted, experienced and communicated.

When accessible travel goes wrong, the problem often starts long before a traveller reaches their destination. In many cases, holidays are effectively ruined at the planning or departure stage due to breakdowns in accessibility processes.

Despite years of progress, disabled travellers are still being asked to do far more work than non-disabled travellers just to go on holiday. From checking measurements to chasing confirmations and explaining needs repeatedly, the expectation remains that accessibility is...

Flexible itineraries in accessible travel are becoming an increasingly important part of holiday planning. As the travel industry shifts away from rigid schedules, flexible itineraries for accessible travel are proving to be a better fit for disabled travellers who...

We are seeing a growing number of cases where hotels refusing to allow essential medical equipment into guest rooms, usually citing “health and safety” concerns. A recent example involved Roca Nivaria Gran Hotel in Tenerife, where we were advised...