399 views around the worldPhilip Foster Farm Improved Accessibility for Visitors Clackamas County Office of Tourism Grant Helps Philip Foster Farm Improve Accessibility for Visitors Accessibility upgrades at Oregon Trail site expand opportunities for visitors to explore Oregon’s history Visitors of all abilities will have greater opportunities to experience oneContinue Reading
1,143 views around the worldAccessible tourism arrives on Italia.it: Village for all network’s facilities and destinations now searchable on the national portal Village for all, partner of the Ministry of Tourism, has provided the Tourism Digital Hub with the information and guides that power the new accessibility page on Italy’sContinue Reading
767 views around the worldInclusive Tourism in the Global South Practical Realities from Iran & Morocco Executive Summary Inclusive tourism is increasingly recognized as a strategic priority across the Global South. While accessibility and social inclusion are often reflected in national policies, the translation of these ambitions into practical, sustainableContinue Reading
850 views around the worldOpening the Ocean to Everyone How Accessible Marine Education Can Transform Lives for disabled students travelling on remote Islands On the remote coral island of Kadmat in Lakshadweep, the ocean surrounds every aspect of life. Children grow up watching fishing boats return to shore, hearing stories ofContinue Reading
850 views around the worldCádiz Beaches: Should I stay or should I go? I am 32, stubborn as hell, in love with sunsets, legally blind, and deeply suspicious of anyone who says a beach is “accessible” before I’ve face-planted into three inches of decorative gravel trying to reach it. SoContinue Reading
1,369 views around the worldSun, Sea and Accessibility: Three Beaches Near Lisbon Worth Discovering An article by Rita Duarte, founder Portugal 4 All Senses Portugal is known for many things: over eight centuries of history, vibrant culture, delicious cuisine and, of course, its beautiful coastline. Blessed with more than 300 daysContinue Reading
2,012 views around the world A guest blog by Eroni Puamau Accessible Fiji Bula and sunny greetings from Fiji! Accessible Fiji is part of the Rosie Travel Group in Fiji. We are a 50 year old, family-owned inbound destination management company operating across Fiji and the Pacific Islands. I am pleased toContinue Reading
1,059 views around the worldDeaf Accessible Tourism Deaf Accessible Tourism Launches Inclusive Travel Experiences Across Italy and Europe Florence, Italy Deaf Accessible Tourism (DAT), a division of Da Vinci Travels / Yana Viaggi, proudly announces its mission to redefine travel accessibility for Deaf and hard-of-hearing travelers worldwide. Based near FlorenceContinue Reading
887 views around the worldAccessible Ocean Tourism A guest blog by Elsie Gabriel Redefining Ocean Literacy Through Inclusion and Coastal Citizen Scientists Community Engagement “Leave No One Behind” is more than a United Nations Sustainable Development Goal principle, it is an urgent call for governments, tourism stakeholders, educators, and coastalContinue Reading
1,218 views around the worldCAPE TOWN – South Africa Rolling Through the Mother City Rolling Through the Mother City A Wheelchair & Mobility Guide to Cape Town, South Africa Introduction I’ve lived in Cape Town for two years. I’ve walked its streets with a camera and, increasingly, with the eyesContinue Reading
2,318 views around the worldHow to work with us – deadlines and stories Accessible Travel Press is the online to-go-to if you need the world to know about your new accessible lodge, your accessible themepark route, your taxi services. If you invest in accessibility and take all customers seriously, youContinue Reading
1,561 views around the worldAccessible Travel in Africa: Why Honest Communication Matters More Than Perfect Infrastructure (Part 1) Africa is often described as “life-changing” — and it truly can be. But it is also real. Terrain is uneven. Distances are long. Infrastructure varies widely. And when travelling with accessibility needsContinue Reading
1,304 views around the worldAccessibility Redefined Accessibility Redefined in Mumbai was one of the nominated entries for the Awards of Excellence 2025 in the category Accessible Travel Product or Services. This is the story of Rrajesh Patil, founder of Acc-Red (Accessibility Redefined), based in Mumbai. They design and deploy practicalContinue Reading
1,345 views around the worldWe Keep Forgetting. In 1885, a German psychologist named Hermann Ebbinghaus uncovered an uncomfortable truth about human behaviour. We forget — fast. The Forgetting Curve His research produced what is now known as the Forgetting Curve, a theory showing how memory retention drops sharply after learning unless knowledge isContinue Reading
5,467 views around the world Amsterdam, the Netherlands EUROPE Amsterdam? Who wants to go to Amsterdam? Who knows someone who has been to Amsterdam? We all know Amsterdam. The picturesque photos of the canals in all seasons. The many shops, bars and restaurants located in historical buildings. The highest numberContinue Reading
