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Eleonora started the discussion accessible holidays: are they more expensive than the regular ones? in the forum General Discussions 4 years ago
accessible holidays: are they more expensive than the regular ones?
Hello, I started writing a page in my website on the fact that accessible holidays are perceived as more expensive than the regular ones, and offering the group tours as an option to save money (and meet new people). While some things I do notice are more expensive, I also see that the tour operators I know and work with have sometimes…
Hello everyone! In case you missed it, here is the website of the International Congress on Accessibility at Smart Tourism Destinations, in November, online and free!
https://www.congreso.tur4all.com/en/
congreso.tur4all.com
International Congress on Accessibility at Smart Tourism Destinations from 9 to 30 of november 20 webinars on Accessibility and Tourist Intelligence. Sign up here WHAT IS IT? The concept of the Smart Tourist Destination (STD) is a relatively new one, … Continue reading
Josh Grisdale and tabifolk6 Comments-
Looks great! …but not compatible with Japan Standard Timezone…
I wonder if they will offer recordings of the videos?
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Thank you @JoshGrisdale for making me a coordinator! Super super honored and hope to contribute some useful content! here are some online resources (mostly free) that I have assembled in a microsite dedicated to accessibility trainings: https://accessibility.coach/
There will be more and more separate sections for specific sectors in the…
accessibility.coach
HANDS-ON ACCESSIBILITY TRAININGS
Online trainings for tourism professionals to welcome guests with disabilities
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Of course! You are a great leader in the field.
Thank you for sharing your new site! Please keep us posted in this group as well since I think many people will be interested!
Hello! I am Eleonora and I run an inclusive travel website with lots of destinations and all specialised tour operators. I am also launching a series of webinars on “how to” make something accessible, each webinar held by experts in the specific field (and really nice people to listen to :)). Share the news with people you know, the more we…
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That is fantastic! I love how the funds go to support accessible travel!
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When hotels were still a thing 😀 I went to (not stayed in) the Train Hotel in Brussels: it has one accessible room and unfortunately it is not the one that you see in the photos (which is in a real train carriage on top of the building) but it is on the ground floor. The breakfast room and bar has a step, but if you use a portable ramp should… Read more
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Hahaha, your “when they were a thing” comment provided some much needed laughter, thank you!
So, the train is also a room?
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