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Accessible travel

INTRODUCTION

Selling Travel is campaigning for Travel for Every Body, by championing and raising awareness of the importance of accessible travel. Our new Accessible Travel hub will be updated regularly with first-hand accounts from travel agents with disabilities and additional needs, updates on accessibility initiatives and in-depth features on how agents can better serve clients with accessibility needs.

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Accessible travel

Accessible attractions

Top ten accessible attractions for 2026

The study, conducted by TGA Mobility, analysed the accessibility provision of 25 of the UK’s most popular attractions...
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ABTA has published new accessibility guidance. Cred: Getty

ABTA’s new accessibility guidance for travellers

ABTA is encouraging members to signpost customers to the new guidance and to use it when discussing holiday plans and...
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NSW wheelchair user on accessible boardwalk

Five ways New South Wales is making travel accessible

From coastal boardwalks and cultural icons to vineyard adventures and regional dining, the state continues to champion accessible design...
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Frankfurt Airport Auracast technology

Frankfurt Airport Trials Auracast Audio

The technology streams audio to travellers' personal devices, improving accessibility...
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The Titanic Belfast. Credit: K. Mitch Hodge

Titanic Belfast rolls out newest accessibility initiative

The attraction has pledged an ongoing commitment to providing an inclusive visitor experience for all guests...
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Blind and partially sighted travellers fear being left stranded

A survey by the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) has highlighted the shortcomings of rail services...
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Louisville skyline

Louisville to open one of the “world’s most accessible museums”

With a focus on tactile experiences for those with vision-impairment, the museum will open in October this year...
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Travel For Every Body Awards 2025 winners

Travel For Every Body Awards 2025 highlights

Watch the video highlights of this year's inaugural awards and hear from winners, judges and sponsors...
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Travel websites failing disabled travellers

Travel and tourism websites are some of the worst for accessibility, new research has found...
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Disabled people have the right to travel

Disabled people “harder to book a hotel for than dogs”

Disabled people are outpaced by pets when it comes to European holiday options says Paula Hansen, Founder of World Accessible...
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Girl with Autism enjoys accessible Dubai travel

Accessible travel “is not just important, it’s essential” 

Accessibility is baked in to the visitor experience, says Lila Saifaei, Director of PR and Communications for Dubai Department of...
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“Accessible travel begins with agent education”

Trade partners are vital in making accessible travel a reality, says Caroline Beteta, President and CEO at Visit California...
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National disabled holidays charity, Revitalise, reports that thousands of disabled people and carers are longing for a break but find suitable, stress-free holidays hard to find.
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