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TRAVEL - UK
ACCESS GUIDES ACCOMODATION COMMERCIAL INDIVIDUALS ORGANISATIONS
| A well established guide, published in 1984, 1989, 1996 2003 and 2014. This section includes the contents list. It is still the only integrated source of access information covering accommodation, the transport system and access to the major sights.
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| In the UK there are 12 million people with a disability (PwDs), at least 70,000 of whom attend festivals across the UK annually. Lonely Planet and its technology partner, UMOJA, are launching the AccessFest 2016 campaign this summer with the goal of getting even more PwDs to travel to five great UK festival destinations: Edinburgh, Glasgow, London, Bristol and Brighton |
| We are particularly excited to be partnering for the first time with DisabledGo to produce this guide because they, like us, personally visit every venue they review. |
| Accessible Edinburgh: A Festival Guide is the second in this series of free guides, and was produced using detailed access information provided by Edinburgh-based Euan’s Guide and UMOJA, as well as festival organisers. One of the main problems disabled travellers face is finding suitable accommodation. UMOJA access-audited all hotels featured in the guide so readers will know precise details of how they are accessible. |
| Accessible Glasgow: A Festival Guide is the third in this series of guides, FREE, and was produced using detailed access information provided by Edinburgh-based Euan’s Guide and UMOJA, as well as festival organisers |
| Euan’s Guide is the disabled access review website that aims to ‘remove the fear of the unknown’ and inspire people to try new places. The website was founded in 2013 by brother and sister, Euan and Kiki MacDonald, after Euan became a powerchair user. After spending hours of their time making enquiries about access at places they wanted to go, the duo realised that they could not be alone in their search for disabled access information. This idea became Euan’s Guide, a digital charity that is helping to open up towns and cities to disabled people everywhere. Attractions, accommodation, socialising, events, activities, other places. |
| Free online copy of The Rough Guide to Accessible Britain on motability.co.uk |
| Accessible accommodation in England. |
| Accessible accommodation in Wales. |
| Srin Madipalli, founder of accomable.com, an online collection of accessible properties, picks 10 of his favourites places to stay, including a fully adapted canal boat |
| Here at Wheelchair Travel we provide a unique service, solving the private transport needs of disabled people either resident in, or visiting the UK from overseas. |
| Information about holidays in UK for people with disabilities including wheelchair accessible visitor attractions, activities and accommodation is contained within this site.
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| One of the UK's leading disability bloggers - providing comprehensive reviews and advice on accessible travel |
| Accessable is an ambitious Internet service which will transform the daily choices available to millions of disabled people. This innovative service is opening up towns and cities across the UK and Ireland. Check out the very up to date blog! |
| Good Access Guide Provides information on tourism in the U.K. for people with disabilities, including accessible listings for attractions, lodging, restaurants, and mobility aids. Also lists access information for holidays worldwide. |
| The UK's Premier Holiday and Travel Information Service for Disabled and Older People with a wide range of information and services. |
| Welcome to the Jubilee Sailing Trust (JST), a unique charity that aims to promote the integration of people of all physical abilities through the challenge and adventure of tall ship sailing. JST owns and operates two tall ships, LORD NELSON, and TENACIOUS. These magnificent ships are the only two vessels in the world that have been purpose-designed and built to enable a crew of mixed physical abilities to sail side by side on equal terms.
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| The JST is the only organisation in the world to be able to offer tall ship sailing holidays to people with physical disabilities. |
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