Accessibility Resources and Opportunities

Accessibility Resources

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  1. VisitEngland Accessible and Inclusive Tourism Toolkit for Businesses
    VisitEngland has produced an extensive Accessible and Inclusive Tourism Toolkit for businesses to help them cater to a wider range of customers with disabilities. The toolkit provides practical guidance on various aspects of accessibility, including customer service, physical environment, and inclusive employment.
  2. Accessibility Case Studies
    Hear from tourism and hospitality businesses across the West of England as they share how they’ve made their venues more accessible and inclusive
  3. Woman in a Wheelchair with Assistance Dog on The Grand Pier

    Visit West, alongside VisitEngland and Access and Inclusion UK, have been working to improve the accessibility information provided to visitors to our region. In order to do this effectively, we need to update information about what you, as businesses offer and how we can showcase that information to visitors and customers.

  4. Become a disability confident employer
    Guidance about signing up for the Disability Confident scheme, and how it can help your business.
  5. WECIL - Disability Inc. support for businesses
    WECIL - Disability Inc offer a range of services tailored to your business to help your organisation, team and workplace be as accessible and inclusive as possible. Their training, access support and consultancy will help you become a diverse, inclusive and dynamic business.
  6. Visit Bristol Accessibility Information
    We understand that for any first-time visitors to Bristol with specific access needs, high-quality information on accessibility is vital in ensuring that they can enjoy a comfortable stay and experience what this incredible city has to offer. Venues across Bristol offer a range of facilities to improve accessibility for all guests, including neurodiverse visitors and those with physical disabilities, impairments, or medical conditions.
  7. Visit Bath Accessibility Information
    Bath is one of the UK's most historic cities, with some sites dating back thousands of years. However, despite the city's designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bath is accessible to all, including neurodiverse visitors and those with physical disabilities or impairments.
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