Accessible travel

At ABTA we believe that travel should be accessible to all and, whether you’re travelling for leisure, business, or to see family and friends, we’d like your experience to be as smooth as possible.

To help you plan your travel arrangements, our accessible travel guidance and checklist includes some key pointers for you to consider if you, or someone you’re travelling with, has reduced mobility, access requirements, non-visible disability or neurodiversity.

Thinking about your accessibility and assisted travel requirements and using this guidance to prompt helpful conversations with your travel advisor, will make sure you have all the information you need before finalising your travel plans.

Remember, it’s important to consider the whole experience or journey, from door to door, and back again, including your accommodation and access to facilities, resort areas and taking trips or excursions while you’re away from home.

It’s never too early to start planning your trip and booking well in advance might help you secure the best options.

We invite you to read the guide and complete the checklist, which you can use to discuss your requirements and any assisted travel needs with your travel provider when booking your trip.

Accessible and assisted travel guide

Customer assisted travel checklist