The holiday travel season can be stressful for everyone, but especially for neurodivergent individuals and those with non-visible disabilities. This article offers five practical tips and resources to help make air travel smoother and less anxiety-inducing during the busy holiday season.
As we celebrate World Tourism Day on September 27th, we explore how globetrotting Bengalureans are experiencing the world and the changes they envision for the future of travel. From immersive food tours to accessible travel for seniors and the rise of eco-tourism, this article highlights the diverse and evolving landscape of modern travel.
TokudAw, a destination management firm, has joined forces with Accessible Japan to provide inclusive travel services catering to visitors with accessibility needs. This partnership offers a range of accessible options, including wheelchair-accessible transportation, sign language interpreters, and customized accessible tours of Japan’s iconic landmarks.
At Expedia Group’s 25th annual EXPLORE partner conference, industry leaders reiterated the importance of fostering a more open, inclusive, and accessible travel ecosystem. Key discussions highlighted the valuable perspectives of Lawrence P. (Green Book Global) and Heather Ansley (Paralyzed Veterans of America), supported by the Open World Accelerator program and Made to Travel Fund. Expedia Group also previewed insights from upcoming inclusive travel research, underscoring its commitment to powering travel for all. Read more about their progress in the 2023 Global Impact Report.
Transreport, a leading tech company specializing in inclusive travel solutions, has partnered with East Midlands Airport (EMA) to enhance accessibility for passengers. This collaboration will enable more passengers to travel confidently through enhanced processes and improved accessibility, promoting a more inclusive air travel experience. Transreport’s Passenger Assistance technology will provide staff with the tools needed to deliver unparalleled service, fostering a seamless and inclusive travel experience for all.
When Samantha Sprunger, a woman with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), embarked on a trip to Zurich, her best friends, Lauren Turner and Arno Groll, presented her with a unique and thoughtful gift: a toilet map. This map ensured that Sprunger could navigate the unfamiliar city with ease, reducing her anxiety and allowing her to fully enjoy her vacation. The viral video showcasing this heartwarming gesture has inspired many travelers with IBS to consider similar planning for their own trips.
