Adventure travel often evokes images of extreme sports, but it actually spans a wide array of experiences, from wildlife safaris to cultural events. This diverse spectrum of activities is why ensuring accessibility for travelers of varying abilities is crucial.

Challenging Accessibility Perceptions

Accessibility must become a fundamental consideration in adventure travel, not just a compliance measure or an afterthought. It involves rethinking design choices to create more inclusive experiences.

Understanding Disability Through Design

Author Kat Holmes suggests viewing disability as a result of mismatched interactions between people and their environment, rather than a personal health issue. This perspective shifts the focus from changing the individual to modifying the environment to remove barriers to participation.