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A Growing Tourism Market

It is estimated that there are more than 1.3 billion people with disabilities globally, many of whom travel for work, leisure, and to visit friends and family. Read on to learn more about this growing travel market and some top tips on becoming accessibility-friendly.

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Accessible Tourism

Definitions of Accessibility-related Terms

Words matter. Here’s a helpful guide containing appropriate language to use when speaking about accessibility.
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What Does it Mean to be Disability Aware?

It’s important to see the person, not the disability. Here are a few things to be mindful of when assisting those with varying abilities.
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From Where I Sit: Five Traits of a Meaningfully Accessible Building

Making your business accessible means more than just meeting building codes. Here’s why.
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