Spreading your wings and travelling to far off lands has never been more accessible. Now, even more airports are banding together to promote inclusive travel so disabled adventurers can experience the wonders of air travel.
Network Rail is supporting a trial aimed at revolutionising passenger assistance while travelling by train.
Going on holiday is a thrilling time full of anticipation waiting to explore a new country or simply enjoy some sun. However, travelling with a…
Pack your bags and take the passport out of the drawer – it’s holiday time.
We are certainly lucky to live on such a diverse landscape. Seaside views to towering mountains or busy cities, the UK has a lot to…
If you’re jetting off overseas soon, you’ll no doubt have a sizeable to-do list to get through before take off – and make sure that…
Still feeling shocked that we’re in 2018 already? There’s no denying that the start of the year can be a pretty gloomy – so dust…
Many autistic travellers find air travel a difficult experience due to the airport environment. Large crowds, noise, invasive security checks and disruption to familiar routine,…
A popular review website which aims to “remove the fear of the unknown” for disabled visitors to Scotland has been awarded £25,000 by the national…
Over a third of disabled people surveyed use UK hotels/resorts more than once a year Yet 8 in 10 disabled people face struggles with holiday…
Four British airports have been flagged up as requiring improvements made to services for disabled passengers – despite the fact that the number of disabled…
Over half of people believe travel companies have become more understanding of those with accessibility issues Almost half of people with limited mobility go on…
Silent café set up to employ, train, and serve people who are deaf or hard of hearing Customers order food and drinks using sign language…
Flawed contracts between airlines, airports and suppliers are likely to blame for the often-reported poor experiences of disabled passengers, Business Disability Forum (BDF) has said. …
Blind and partially sighted train travellers can now navigate their way around more railway stations thanks to the arrival of new tactile maps which can…