Tourism for All's CEO, Ray Veal was at the British Tourism and Travel Show (BTTS) at the NEC recently, to join the panel session “Travel Without Limits: Designing for Accessibility and Inclusion”.
The Institute of Hospitality (IoH) has renewed its endorsement of Tourism for All's (TFA) online disability and accessibility awareness training courses. This renewal highlights the value of TFA’s efforts in promoting inclusivity within the tourism sector.
We’re thrilled to announce that our Accessibility and Disability Awareness Training has once again been officially re-endorsed by the Institute of Hospitality!
Tourism is one of the UK’s great economic success stories, welcoming millions of visitors each year and generating billions for businesses up and down the country. According to VisitEngland’s latest forecast, 2025 is set to be another big year.
The Liverpool City Region's Local Visitor Economy Partnership (LVEP) is spearheading a transformative accessibility initiative, uniting businesses and stakeholders in a coordinated effort to create the UK's most welcoming and accessible destination for all visitors.
The holiday season means many more people travelling by train to see friends and family. If you’re planning a GWR train journey this December, read on for ways to help make it as easy as possible.
Tourism for All, the charity championing accessible holidays for disabled people in the UK, has recently partnered with TransPennine Express, the intercity train operating company for the North of England and Scotland.
