This guide provides actionable steps to enhance accessibility for your tourism product. Discover the importance of inclusivity, learn about relevant laws, and find practical tips for improving physical and informational accessibility, training staff, and implementing accessible marketing strategies.

World Braille Day, celebrated since 2019, is observed to raise awareness of the importance of Braille as a means of communication in the full realization of the human rights for blind and low vision people.

Braille is an integral means for enabling people who are blind or have low vision to communicate and access information independently.

May 19 is Global Accessibility Awareness Day. Supporting over 1 billion people worldwide who have a disability, GAAD is an important initiative raising awareness around accessibility requirements for web content. In this feature, guest writer Henry explains how accessible technology affects the way he experiences the world.

Henry recently completed the 62km, four day Spicers Scenic Rim trek. Henry shares his experiences and best tips for hiking the Scenic Rim Trail as a person who is blind and moderately hearing impaired in this blog.

With over 253 million people who are blind or have low vision around the world, creating accessible content for this audience is essential for brands across all industries. Optimising your web accessibility not only increases your audience, but will improve your website's overall user experience and make it more discoverable. Check out some of our easiest tips to level up your web content.