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Glampers looking to get away this summer should look to Experience Freedom’s beautiful locations for a great deal from only £207* for three nights, for up to two adults and two children. The glamping company from the Caravan and Motorhome Club is offering glampers £20 off per night, from Thursday 18 April.
 

To celebrate World Autism Awareness Month, West Midlands Safari Park has shared plans for its commitment to inclusivity, including an upcoming morning for guests with additional needs.

Noah's Ark Zoo Farm, a zoo and conservation charity in North Somerset, has been celebrating the arrival of Hamish, the Adorable Highland Calf!

Keepers at Longleat are hoping there will be romance in the air this spring for three young cheetah males, Themba, Ajani and Lunis.

Northern Ireland is one of Britain’s hidden gems, full of beautiful scenery, memorable sights thanks to shows like Game of Thrones and of course the incredible cities of Derry and Belfast, both with their own charms.

This year’s Devon County Show, will be its most accessible yet, thanks to a new initiative to increase inclusivity.

Celebrate World Heritage Day in Bath with free walks, talks and activities for all. This year’s World Heritage Day event will take place at the Guildhall on Sunday 21 April, and will focus on Bath’s landscape setting – one of the key reasons why Bath is a World Heritage Site.

This year, Parkinson’s Awareness Week runs from 10^th – 16^th April and will have a focus on keeping physically active.

While we’re in the business of connecting travellers to accessible organisations and tourist attractions, we think it is also important to show businesses how it can be done so they are able to better serve travellers of all abilities and mobility. It doesn’t matter if you have a hotel, run a museum or operate a venue that supports local musicians, here are a few simple ways you can become more accessible to disabled travellers.

Did you know that disabled people travel up to a third less than non-disabled people? Did you also know that one in four disabled people have experienced a negative response from other passengers? Well, now you do, so here are a few ways that you can help your fellow passengers while you’re on your daily commute.