The German National Tourist Board is set to advance the global conversation on inclusive travel with the next edition of the Day of Accessible Tourism,

Vasil Levski Sofia Airport joins the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower initiative, becoming Bulgaria’s first airport to ensure accessible, barrier-free travel for all.

Qeshm Island, Iran, hosts its first para-tour for deaf visitors, promoting inclusive tourism while showcasing the island’s water heritage and natural wonders.

Aira ASL is revolutionizing accessibility for Deaf and hard-of-hearing travelers by offering on-demand American Sign Language (ASL) interpreting through a mobile app.

Explore Ireland’s new tourism policy, focusing on regional growth, sustainability, culinary tourism, and inclusivity to offer travelers a richer experience.

Canada unites Australia, UK, Japan, New Zealand, India, and Uruguay for the Accessible Tourism Revolution, aiming for a world without barriers.

Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru becomes India’s first to achieve Level 3 Accessibility Accreditation, setting a new standard for inclusive travel.

UN Tourism strengthens global accessibility commitments, driving inclusion in Ukraine through new national strategies and spotlighting universal initiatives.

USA joins Ukraine, India, Australia, Japan and Slovenia to transform the future of accessible tourism, breaking barriers and paving the way for inclusive travel

Bangalore International Airport Limited (BIAL), has made history as the first airport in India to achieve Level 3 in the Accessibility Enhancement Accreditation (AEA) program