Five truths about accessible tourism
December 9, 2025
Real accessible travel insights and practical guidance to help the tourism industry improve inclusion.
The Access Journey brings lived experience, research, and industry insight together to support the tourism sector.
The Access Journey works with tourism operators, government and industry bodies and event organisers to improve accessibility through evidence-based insights and practical support.
As a wheelchair user with Cerebral Palsy, Belinda shares honest stories from her travels, practical accessibility insights and the lessons she's learned along the way on The Access Journey blog.
Live with disability and benefit directly from accessible tourism.
Annual domestic spend by travellers with access needs.
The Access Journey supports tourism operators, industry bodies and government to better understand accessibility, improve inclusion and create welcoming experiences for visitors with disability.
Sharing my passion for accessible tourism as a panellist at DestinationQ.
Shaped by real life as a disabled traveller and wheelchair user, focused on what actually works on the ground.
Built on tourism research and industry insight, turning accessibility into meaningful, inclusive experiences.
Clear access details, honest reflections and a solutions focus for both travellers and tourism operators.
Accessible tourism is about meeting the needs of a diverse customer base, improving guest experiences, and increasing revenue. Here are five truths about accessible tourism that every business should know.
A world-first wheelchair accessible vertical restaurant, 17 metres in the air above Brisbane Powerhouse. I share what
Explore Uluru in a power wheelchair with accessible accommodation, guided tours, sunrise and sunset experiences, and a
