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SeaLink Marine & Tourism Enhances Accessibility with New Technology

The company's implementation of the UserWay widget aims to simplify travel experiences for individuals with physical disabilities.

Accessibility Tourism

Greater Miami Recognized as an Accessible Destination in Collaboration with Wheel the World

The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB) has partnered with Wheel the World to designate Greater Miami and Miami Beach as a Certified Accessible Destination, enhancing inclusive travel.

Airlines and Aviation

Avianca Enhances Accessibility with New Features on 60+ Aircraft

Avianca Airlines is improving accessibility by adding braille row markers and enhancing training for staff to assist passengers with disabilities.

Events

VCET Forms Accessibility Advisory Committee with Four New Members

Victorian Convention and Event Trust (VCET) has appointed an Accessibility Advisory Committee to enhance inclusivity at their venues.

Transportation

Eurostar's Commitment to Accessible Rail Travel

Eurostar has pledged to enhance accessibility and support for neurodivergent individuals in rail travel.

Education

Institute of Hospitality Reaffirms Support for Tourism for All's Accessibility Training Programs

The Institute of Hospitality renews its endorsement of Tourism for All's online courses that promote disability awareness and accessibility in tourism.

National Heritage

Prime Minister Albanese Inaugurates New Entrance at Australian War Memorial

The Prime Minister has officially inaugurated the new main entrance at the Australian War Memorial, enhancing accessibility for all visitors.

Accessibility

New Tactile Tours Enhance Accessibility at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London

Warner Bros. Studio Tour London introduces tactile tours designed for visually impaired visitors, allowing them to interact with iconic props and experiences.

Airlines and Aviation

Emirates to Pioneer as the First Autism Certified Airline in the World

Emirates Airlines is on a mission to become the first airline in the world to be certified for autism services, enhancing accessibility in air travel for individuals with autism and their families.

Accessibility

Akasa Air Strengthens Accessibility with Braille Initiatives

Akasa Air's commitment to inclusivity shines through its introduction of Braille safety manuals and menu cards, ensuring passengers with visual impairments can enjoy a seamless travel experience.