TravelAbility’s board meetings are where accessibility champions drop big news and remind us that accessibility never sleeps.
Please welcome our newest board members: Kathy Brown of Visit Orlando, Carol Giuliani of Senior Travel Companion Services, and Robert Harris the new leader of global accessibility for Royal Caribbean Group.
Wheel the World to launch AI Accessibility Travel Advisor prototype with Experience Grand Rapids.
KultureCity is opening two new KultureCity sensory rooms in the Salt Lake City airport at the end of August, complete with training and certifying TSA personnel. They’re also bringing on 22 Visit California welcome centers.
Downs and Towns have taken on seven influencer trips this year – six of which were through TravelAbility contacts.
Travel Michigan is up to four locations that have become Destination Verified through Wheel the World.
Destinations International and TravelAbility are working with UnchainedAi to develop an AI companion for the TravelAbility Playbook.
Airbnb hosted an inclusive travel event in Brussels. The event brought together different organizations and thought leaders to discuss making Europe a more inclusive destination.
New York City Tourism and Conventions announced that the MTA will add 12 more accessible subway stations across four boroughs, with plans to make at least 60 additional stations Ada accessible. That will enable nearly 70% of all subway rides to start or end at accessible stations.
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