Accessibility That Goes Beyond the Event
Photo Credit: Volunteers on an accessibility mapping tour in Berlin. Flickr / Andi Weiland | SOZIALHELDEN e.V
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It's one thing to make your event as accessible as possible, but the rest of the travel industry needs to do more to adequately present suitable options for every traveler. In a welcome development, online booking is finally placing a new focus on accessibility.
Since we skipped last week's newsletter thanks to the July 4 holiday, I'm going with a Greatest Hits approach to this week's newsletter.
Skift Travel Tech Editor Sean O'Neill took an in-depth look at how online booking sites are doing more to assist travelers with disabilities.
We've covered accessibility before from the meetings side, but it is also important to think about the challenges and experiences faced by attendees when they are booking the lodging for your event, which can cloud the whole expe
