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  1. Easy does it - Simple, low-cost changes to benefit you and your visitors

    of disability tends to leap to extremes and whilst they are important and shouldn’t be ignored, it’s

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  2. Tourist Board aiming to make Algarve more disabled-friendly

    many hotels, units, or open spaces are properly equipped then we will start a conversation that won’t

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  3. Foviance training for creating accessible websites

    , following guidelines doesn’t always mean that you are producing websites that are easy

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  4. Scandic Announces Its Most Accessible Hotel Ever

    region to be approved by the Norwegian Asthma and Allergy Association (NAAF). “I haven’t seen any

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  5. Responsible Tourism in FITUR, Spain

    This is a brief comment in English about Responsible Tourism in FITUR, since I know some people who don’t read Spanish will be interested. FITUR is the annual International Tourism Trade Fair held in Spain. Unfortunately, in the 2011 edition of Fitur [19 - 23 January] not much happened regarding

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  6. TravelinWheels

    Are you a disabled or elderly traveler who is frustrated when you can’t find enough information about accessible hotels, restaurants, and attractions? You’ve come to the right place! We are in the process of building a great website that will highlight accessibility information for some of the most

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  7. New Cluster for Accessible Tourism is Formed to Promote "Bulgaria for All"

    Photo: Summer Tourism, by Bulgaria Travel As a result of the activities of the Foundation " Ne spirai / Don’t Stop” the "Cluster for accessible tourism (CAT)” was founded, with the core purpose of promoting business and development of accessible tourism in Bulgaria with the brand "Bulgaria for All

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  8. PREMIKI Travel Agency for Accessible Tourism

    , inappropriate accommodation and transportation, etc. We are working on that! Don’t hesitate to contact us, so

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  9. Unique Partnership Sees Scotland Lead the Way in Accessible Tourism

    at home and abroad could be missing out because the industry as a whole doesn’t fully understand

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  10. Algarve Accessibility Projects Move Slowly

    in the region. “I think more modern hotels are improving as is people’s way of thinking but I don’t think

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