Text-Only Infographic Descriptions

Creator: TravelAbility. Purpose: Connect aging baby boomer demographics with rising demand for accessible, multigenerational travel.

Baby Boomer demographics in 2030

• Average net worth: $1.2 million per household (Yahoo Finance).
• Hold 50% of U.S. wealth (Federal Reserve, Distributional Financial Accounts).
• 72% are retired (U.S. Labor Department, 2024).
• 40% (about 30 million) of Americans 65+ will live with a disability (McKinsey & Company).

Travel data

• 44% of grandparents have taken a multigenerational trip with their grandchildren; roughly half help pay (AARP).
• 57% of parents plan to travel with grandparents and children, potentially influencing 35% of all travel (Family Travel Association).
• 18% of traveler parties included someone who required accessibility services in 2025 (Longwoods International 2025 Survey).
• 30,000 monthly accessibility requests to a major cruise line call center (source noted as confidential).
• $75 million in accessible luxury travel sold by Fora advisors in 2025 (Fora).
• 70% plan to travel this year, averaging 27 travel days (AARP 2025).

Fun facts

• Japan, where 25% of the population is 65+, produces more adult diapers than children’s.
• By 2030, 23% of the U.S. population will be 65+ (~40 million; U.S. Census).

Visual layout

Top banner with a rocket launch and headline. Demographics row uses images of a modern house, a penny, older adults on a bench, and an older hiker. Travel data grid includes a beach walk of a grandparent and child, a donut‑style 57% graphic, a wheelchair user icon with 18%, a cruise ship at sunset for 30,000 requests, an airplane near the 70% stat, and a plated meal image near the $75M stat. Bottom band shows a red Japanese pagoda and a calendar icon labeled 2030.

Creator: TravelAbility. Purpose: Visualize how many people are directly connected to disability through aging, caregiving, and family relationships.

Key points (as shown)

1. People over 65 living with a disability: 30 million. Description notes significant mobility, cognitive, or other challenges.
2. Household partners: 33 million. Daily caregivers, partners, and spouses supporting loved ones. Calculation shown: average 1.1 partners × 30M = 33M.
3. Immediate family (children and grandchildren): 225 million. A wide network who support, care for, and connect with family members who have disabilities. Calculation shown: 7.5 × 30M = 225M.
4. Total household + immediate family: 288 million lives connected.

Visual layout

Four stacked panels with friendly line‑art: older adults (some with mobility aids) and rows of small icons representing 1 million each; a partner pushing a wheelchair and caregiving scenes; groups of children and grandchildren; and a large family group above the headline “288 million lives connected.”