Tourism

The holidays are a time for connection, but for many travelers with disabilities, journeys can still present unnecessary barriers. From booking to boarding, accessibility should be part of every travel experience, not a seasonal afterthought. This post explores practical ways businesses can design inclusive travel, improve guest experiences, and make accessibility an integral part of hospitality year-round.

NYC Tourism invited Peter Slatin to share tips on finding truly accessible hotel rooms in the city. While all hotels should meet ADA standards, many fall short in practice. From narrow doors to missing accommodations, guests often face preventable barriers. Peter offers practical advice on how hotels can make small changes that create big accessibility improvements.