News (January 2026) - Accessible Holidays - Tourism For All

A miniature Safari Park is to be created by guests visiting Longleat in February half term to mark the 60^th anniversary being celebrated at the Wiltshire Estate.

January can feel long, but with a hire WAV from Allied Mobility it doesn’t have to! Why not plan a day out, a weekend escape, a family visit or simply enjoy the freedom of the open road?

February half term is the perfect time to get outdoors, reconnect with nature and enjoy experiences the whole family can share. Mudfest 2026 at WWT Arundel Wetland Centre offers exactly that, with a week of hands on, nature based activities designed to be welcoming, inclusive and enjoyable for visitors of all ages and abilities.

The South West’s tallest ride and the regions first inverting ride will open in 2026 as part of Crealy’s biggest year yet!

Race Against Dementia Day, taking place on 21 January, shines a spotlight on one of the biggest health challenges facing our population.

Paws for Access reports the findings of a global survey on assistance dogs rights which was carried out among 1,000 assistance dog handlers across 20 countries by the International Guide Dog Federation and Assistance Dogs International.

Discover what’s happening at Longleat in 2026 as it celebrates 60 years of being the first drive-through Safari Park outside of Africa.

Farmer Palmer's Farm Park, Dorset, is jam packed with fun events taking place all year round. There is something for everyone to enjoy!

Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm is proud to announce the return of its hugely popular Christmas tree recycling initiative, now entering its sixth year. The Zoo is prepared for 2026 to be the most impactful yet.