Accessible travel is moving up the agenda; it is attracting more publicity and being included in wider legislative changes. Here are some of the top issues propelling accessibility into the spotlight. Package Travel Regulations 2018 is a year of legislative change for the travel industry. Shouldered by other new regulation such as GDPR and PSD2, the new Package Travel Regulations come into effect on 1 July. Many travel businesses will now find themselves classed
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The truth is, there are thousands of possible trips out there. There are plenty of great trips to choose from — and then there are trips that are great for you. Being honest about what you want and need and getting to know your own personal travel profile can save you from the but-it-looked-great-on-paper trip disappointment. Here are a few simple things that can help you better understand your unique and personal travel profile:
The best thing about a Destination Wedding is that you can customize it to perfectly suit your style and taste. What is the ‘thing’ that gives your relationship that special spark? How will you set your day apart, and how will you celebrate your love for each other? How will you make sure your accessibility needs are met? No matter what kind of a wedding you want to have, booking with a Travel-for-All Agent
As I sit at my desk and contemplate the writing of this blog post, I can hear you screaming in my head, “NO! NO! NO! NO! Not the HOLIDAYS! Not yet! It’s not even Halloween yet for crying out loud!” And I get it. I really do. It seems like commercialism creeps into the holidays earlier and earlier every year! Petty greed and unreasonable demands can absolutely ruin what should be a time of
for crying out loud!"
If you're anything like me, you've saved up for this all year, maybe even longer, and you can't wait to surprise your family with a truly all-inclusive vacation. Your family might want to consider a suite or adjoining rooms to allow extra space for special decorations, and it's the perfect time to upgrade to a private balcony. Large groups may want to reserve a grand 'matriarchal' suite as a central gathering place with other suites nearby. Third and fourth pull-down berths or pull-out sofas are often available, but quarters could get cramped after a while so be sure to consider everyone's need for space.
It may sound trite, but a holiday cruise truly does have something for everyone. From the children's room for the youngest to the private, yet supervised den for teens and the all-inclusive activities for everyone in between, your children will not have a moment of boredom. They'll sleep every night filled with new knowledge and excitement to take back home!
