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May 2026 TravelAbility Insider

This TravelAbility Insider brought to you by Visit Charlottesville’s Accessibility Page

Sponsored By Visit Charlottesville Albemarle County.” A phone, laptop, and tablet display the destination’s “Accessible Travel in Charlottesville & Albemarle County” pages, showing an accessible boardwalk and a wheelchair user on a trail. Footer includes the URL: www.visitcharlottesville.org/things-to-do/accessible-travel

Three things we love about this accessibility Page:

Under “Things to do”

  1. Hotel bed height.
  2. Step free food and drink,
  3. Step free shopping and retail
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Breaking Bread: Visit Mesa’s Bold New Move in Food Allergy certification promotes Culinary Safety 

Alison Brooks smiling at the camera against a bright purple background. She has long blonde hair and is wearing a sleeveless black-and-white patterned top.

Alison Brooks shares about the latest initiatives that are changing the approach to inclusion in travel.

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TravelAbility Ambassador Update

Update from Kristy Durso — our TravelAbility Ambassador representing TravelAbility and accessible travel in the greater world.

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Convincing the Boss: 2 Infographic Images That May Change How Your Leadership Sees Accessibility. Please Share!

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The Elite 100: What Earned KultureCity a Spot Among Time Magazine’s Most Influential Leaders

At Travelability, we are incredibly proud of our sensory training partner, KultureCity, as they continue to shatter barriers for the one in six individuals with sensory processing needs.

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A New Way to ‘See’ History: AI Audio Tours in Saratoga Springs Expanding Around the Nation

Visitor uses a smartphone audio guide inside the Saratoga Springs History Museum, highlighting the museum’s AI-powered accessibility tools for blind and low vision guests.

L.F. Leon shares the story on how Saratoga Springs History Museum is bridging the gap for blind and low vision guests.

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PSST! The Secret ROI of Accessibility: A Shift in Staff Training Can Transform the Way Disabled Visitors (and residents) are Treated

 Joe Jamison speaks at a podium while attendees sit at round tables. In the foreground a person using a wheelchair listens; a sign reading “TravelAbility Summit 2025” are at the front of the room.

From TravelAbility Summit 7.0: The VistAble Approach—Frontline Training that Transforms Destinations

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Practical Hacks From the Accessibility Playbook

The following snippet focuses on welcoming the aging traveler, an ever growing need as the Baby Boomer generation ages into disability.

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Lived Experience: Learn Through Real Travels of Disabled Content Creators

As an influencer with over 7 million likes on TikTok alone, Houston and his mom, Katie, travel the world capturing destinations, creating art, and raising disability awareness.

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One for the Books: Route 66: An Accessible Guide to America’s Most Iconic Road Trip

Amy Tarpein, from TravelAbility’s Influencer Project, has another best seller.

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