Tourism for All offers consultancy on:

Accessibility

• assessing the infrastructure and environment
• analyzing the weak and the strong points
• providing the criteria to improve the accessibility

Marketing and Communication

• advising how to provide the right information for the clients
• making your website accessible
• information on the best media channels for publicity

Staff training

• training all staff to welcome all guests with special needs
• awareness raising on accessibility of the infrastructure and environment

 

Tourism for All offers advice & consultancy to:

• countries and regions wanting to improve their Tourism for All

 

• cities wanting to attract more visitors by improving their accessibility

• accommodations wanting to present a (more) accessible offer 

 

• providers of recreational facilities wanting to offer (more) accessibility

• (public) transport companies in need of staff training

 

• airports wanting to improve their accessibility and special assistance for passengers with reduced mobility

• tour operators and travel agencies wanting to create accessible packages (USA: €1500 per year + 3% commission on booking) Travel Helpdesk

 

• booking offices seeking advice on how to map their accessible offer

• hotels and holiday villages seeking to improve their accessible offer

 

• tourist offices wanting to know how to find and present their accessible offer

• training institutes tourism seeking expertise on workshops for Tourism for All

 

• publishers of travel guides wanting to present accessible tourism information

Tourism for All is good business because:

• tourists with disabilities represent a potential and steadily growing market group; at least 15% of the inhabitants of Europe have some form of disability. This is expected to rise as the average age of the population increases
• there is a potential and incremental demand from 21 million Europeans who could be expected to travel, if accommodation,transport and sightseeing facilities were accessible to them, and effectively marketed
• there is a multiplier effect because of the family, friends and business colleagues travelling in the company of the disabled customer
• people with disabilities and elderly people have a preference for “off peak” travel, being unrestricted by school holidays
• people with disabilities and elderly people have a tendency to book well in advance
• people with disabilities and elderly people have a very strong sense of repeat customer loyalty
• it is complying with the antidiscrimination laws, a strong reason for treating people with disabilities equally and fairly, inclusively.

Our experience is the key! Our experience puts the puzzle pieces together!