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

On a working farm in the Derbyshire hills, running an accessible and sustainable holiday business means no two days look the same.

The Salvation Army’s Strawberry Field celebrated a double win at the prestigious Liverpool City Region Tourism Awards 2025. 

Planning a holiday should be exciting, not stressful. But for many disabled travellers, finding the right place to stay can be one of the most important (and sometimes challenging) parts of planning a trip. While many accommodation providers highlight accessibility features, it’s worth looking a little deeper to make sure a property will genuinely meet your needs.

As we say goodbye to a thrilling Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games, Tourism for All’s CEO Ray Veal reflects on the legacy of the Paralympics that truly was a Games changer.

Accessibility is far too often perceived as just wheelchair ramps or spacious accessibility toilets, but it refers to so much more and it makes good business sense to invest in making pubs accessible.

The north of England offers a diverse mix of cities, countryside, coastline, and culture, making it an appealing choice for an accessible break. With more destinations investing in inclusive experiences, planning a trip that meets access needs while still feeling relaxing and inspiring is increasingly achievable.