Kerry speaks to Tourism Greater Geelong and The Bellarine about the booming Accessible Tourism Sector at their Annual Conference. Accessible tourism is about giving people with disabilities the same joy of tra...

Hey there, my name is Josh and I wanted to share my experience at the Melbourne F1 Grand Prix. As a big fan of cars and racing, I was excited to attend this event for the second year in a row.This time around, ...

How to overcome fears & embrace guests with disabilities. Link to the article here: https://issuu.com/multimediaau/docs/anau82-summer-2023/24

Telstra Best Of Business Awards received over 20,000 applications nationally. Accessible Accommodation is a Victorian State Finalist in their 2023 awards, in the Building Communities Category. The categor...

  Did you know that Accessible Accommodation has over 50 accessible places to stay that are pet friendly? Yes, we do! Our crew all work from home, and all of us have pets. We get how important it is to ta...

Game-changing Tourism Accessibility Rating System. If you’re a tourism business that's keen to capture a fast-growing niche market but not sure how to go about it, I may have the answer. Especially because it m...

Family & Pet-Friendly Accessible Accommodation. Adam Smark, our team member here at Accessible Accommodation, checked out one of our top five accessible places to stay in New South Wales. A recent amputee...

  The best feature of the SeaChange village of Barwon Heads is miles of level footpaths. Located a 90-minute drive from Melbourne CBD, Barwon Heads is perhaps best known as the location where the popular ...

Are we living or existing? A thought-provoking letter by JR Mitchell of The Accessible Group. Are we living or existing? Much is said about the rights of people with disabilities and much has changed in recen...

  7 On Merindah, a cosy Coochie Accessible Hideaway - the perfect place to rest, revive and rejuvenate, on Coochiemudlo Island. Coochiemudlo is a small island in Moreton Bay, off the coast of Victori...

Walk A Mile In Their Shoes. Except In A Wheelchair! The age old saying “You can’t understand someone until you’ve walked a mile in their shoes” perfectly encapsulates why there is often a divide between what ...

Recently, with International Women’s Day being celebrated, I got to thinking about the women who have been my role models, whom I have learned the most from. This is Barbie. She is my mum. She has MS and is the...