Category: Accessible Travel
International News and Information for people traveling with a disability, such as deaf travelers, blind visitors. Click here to provide news on Accessible Tourism.
World Tourism Network panel includes HE Sheikha Mai
Yesterday the World Tourism Network invited Her Excellency Sheikha Mai Bint Mohammed Al Khalifa, Bahrain to its high-level launch panel. ... Read More
Bahrain’s UNWTO Candidate Supports Accessible Travel for All
World Tourism Network started its launch celebration today. The newly formed organization with more than 1000 members and observers in ... Read More
Attending ITB? How to cope with Coronavirus? What about you?
Safertourism, PATA, and ATB will be setting trends over breakfast during ITB with Dr. Peter Tarlow - AND you are ... Read More
Travel Agencies and Advisors: Specialize for Success
Consumers now have more options than ever to book their holidays. The travel industry is changing rapidly and even long-standing ... Read More
A World-Changing Handshake at OTM Mumbai
A World-Changing Handshake: Tourism Ministers from Greece and India set to meet and inaugurate the leading travel show in Asia-Pacific, ... Read More
Heathrow announces appointments set to transform assistance experience
Heathrow has announced that disability campaigner, Helen Dolphin MBE, and the experienced equality and inclusion regulator, Keith Richards, have both ... Read More
100-year-old Charles Njonjo tracks mountain gorillas at Mt. Mgahinga National Park
Charles Mugane Njonjo, Kenya's first post-independence Attoney General under President Jomo Kenyatta, turns a hundred on January 23, 2020. To ... Read More
Kenya Tourism Sector Performance Report 2019
Vacationing in Kenya! This is a favorite for American travelers and big business for the Kenya Tourism Industry. Witness to ... Read More
Frankfurt Airport Sees Decline in Traffic: Strike is the reason
The strikes negatively impacted FRA's passenger volume - Most of Fraport's Group airports worldwide report traffic growth. In November 2019, ... Read More
Sandals Resorts: Nude Beaches and Topless in Jamaica
Sandals Resorts and a clothing-optional vacation in Jamaica is not a combination many visitors would think about when booking an ... Read More
Best hospitality business to work with a disability?
Now in its fourth year, the National Organization on Disability (NOD) Leading Disability Employer Seal recognizes companies that demonstrate exemplary ... Read More
Fly Basic Economy: Bidding system for toilet use on airlines?
Searching for the cheapest airfare and best airlines and finding a basic economy class airfare on American, United, Delta, and ... Read More
10 most accessible cities in Europe named
While many of us would love to travel the world, it’s not always easy for those with limited mobility and ... Read More
VISIT FLORIDA launches accessibility travel hub
In an effort to promote the Sunshine State as a top destination for special needs travel, VISIT FLORIDA launched a ... Read More
Why eTN joined the Caribbean Tourism Organization this week?
Today, eTN Corporation officially joined the tourism development agency, the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO), as a member. Read More
Blue Flag teams up with ENAT to promote Beaches, Marinas and Boat-based activities for All
The Foundation for Environmental Education, through its Blue Flag certification, long recognised as the global benchmark for sustainable beaches, marinas ... Read More
Winners of 2018 International Toilet Tourism Awards announced
Six toiiets popular with tourists around the world have officially been crowned and are ascending their thrones for 2018 in ... Read More
Palladium Hotel earns Certified Autism Center designation
Grand Palladium Bávaro Suites Resort & Spa is the latest destination to become a Certified Autism Center (CAC) to help ... Read More
When tourists have to go… to the toilet: Flushing out the best
Let’s talk toilets. The 2018 International Toilet Tourism Awards want to flush out the best. Yes, there really are awards ... Read More
Nepal commits to accessible tourism initiatives
The recently concluded International Conference on Accessible Adventure (ICAA) 2018 at Pokhara heralds a new chapter in diversifying the enormous ... Read More
Autism Awareness Month and what Qatar Airways is doing
Qatar Airways today announced a series of initiatives and special events to take place throughout the month of April as part ... Read More
Nepal welcomes conference on accessible tourism
A conference on accessible tourism the first in Nepal scheduled to be held on March 29, 2018, will seek to ... Read More
ITB Berlin: UNWTO says no, ICTP says yes on child protection through tourism
Sexual exploitation of children through tourism, human trafficking of children because of tourism - these are sad realities in today's ... Read More
Life as a Hawaii snowbird
On the mainland, when the groundhog sees his shadow, there are six more weeks of winter on the horizon. In ... Read More
Premier event for adults 50 and over
Las Vegas Review-Journal hosts its first-ever Travel Festival in conjunction with the Agewell Expo on Saturday, April 14. The Travel ... Read More
Are Coaches Catering More For People With Limited Mobility?
Coach trips can be a whole bundle of fun, taking you to unique locations that you really don’t feel comfortable ... Read More
VistEngland and VisitScotland launch new accessibility guides website
VisitEngland and VisitScotland are today launching a website for tourism businesses to produce accessibility guides. The guides are a new ... Read More
Cebu Pacific invests in facilities for Persons with Reduced Mobility
Cebu Pacific (CEB), is set to roll-out Disabled Passenger Lifts (DPLs) in key airports in the Philippines. The DPLs which ... Read More