Whether you’re new to using a wheelchair or have been using one for a while, you’ll know that journeying somewhere new can be daunting. It doesn’t have to be a stressful experience though, here are our tips for travelling with a wheelchair, so you can make memories with your loved ones and enjoy days out at attractions all over the UK.
Using public transport can be overwhelming, especially if you are D/deaf. Even if aren’t hard of hearing, listening out for announcements over tannoys, trying to hear the tour guide speaking over chatter, all these things can be stressful and can limit your enjoyment of travelling or visiting new places.
While we’re in the business of connecting travellers to accessible organisations and tourist attractions, we think it is also important to show businesses how it can be done so they are able to better serve travellers of all abilities and mobility. It doesn’t matter if you have a hotel, run a museum or operate a venue that supports local musicians, here are a few simple ways you can become more accessible to disabled travellers.
Did you know that disabled people travel up to a third less than non-disabled people? Did you also know that one in four disabled people have experienced a negative response from other passengers? Well, now you do, so here are a few ways that you can help your fellow passengers while you’re on your daily commute.
Whether you run a business or are looking to explore new places, if you know that you, your family or your visitors have sensory needs, one way you can help them have a great experience while out and about is by having a sensory backpack on hand – but what is it and what would you fill it with?
Christmas is the most magical time of the year – unless you have sensitivity to lights, loud noises and changes to your routine. It can be a stressful time for those on the Autism spectrum, so we’ve put together some tips to make sure that your family has a very merry autism friendly Christmas this year.
Finding an accommodation provider that is perfect for the whole family can be difficult, especially if you have additional needs. If you’re looking for something suitable for a variety of ages and needs, take a look at some of these suggestions.
You’ll know from looking through our members that there are loads of places across the UK that are wheelchair accessible, from the more obvious to the more obscure, it has never been easier to enjoy a day out.
Now the winter is over and the warmer weather is upon us, it’s the best time to start thinking about heading out and have fun. The UK has a host of wheelchair accessible attractions, so this summer get out there and enjoy!
If you’re the kind of person that likes to get the adrenaline pumping, you’ll no doubt be looking for an adventure or two this spring. If that’s the case, we’ve pulled together a few suggestions of accessible adventure and theme parks perfect for the thrill seekers among you.
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