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Accessibility is key to the future of the visitor economy.
A growing number of travellers with access needs - and the resources to travel - are making their way into the market.
They want information, accessible experiences and innovative products.
They’ve high expectations and like us – they’re disabled yet evermore active.
About Us
We exist to make visitor experiences equitable and exciting.
Through advice, advocacy and creative work for tourism and the visitor economy, we make sure access brings people together.
We’re qualified Access Consultants, award-winning creatives, and we live with disability.
Our aim is to be a world-class partner in access and access information for the visitor economy.
Services
Advocacy and Awareness, Training and Insights
Expert commentary and insights into the philosophy and advantages of access and universal design.
Training, public speaking, writing and research.
Access Consulting and Advisory Servivces
A qualified Access Consultant will explore the opportunities and obligations of the Australian Access Standards (AS1428) and the Universal Design approach to tourism products.
Access Audits, reports and visitor assessments.
Design and Strategic Communications
Using design, story-telling and various communications you can draw and retain visitors by offering information, inspiration and unexpectedly delightfull experiences.
Communication strategy, visual design, photography, videography and tourism product design.
Our Work
Information is the #1 need for visitors with access needs. It's often the deciding factor.
We deliver the inspiration that drives desire, the details that drive visits and the knowledge that makes it all possible.
Working with stakeholders, we find unique opportunities that open destinations to new, loyal customers.
See our work for Parks Victoria*94% of people planning a trip with access needs say access information is important, but only 1 in 3 can find it easily. Access Information Research, Visit Britain, 2012
Accessible Tourism
‘Accessible Tourism’, ‘Inclusive Tourism’, ‘Barrier-free Travel’, whatever you like to call it, it’s growing by 22% per year*.
Accessible Tourism enables equality, dignity and independence in tourism experiences. Accomodation, transport, tours, dining, retail, resorts, conferences, all should be accessible and inclusive.
Across the world, tourism bodies are increasingly recognising the growing need and as social requirement. To us, it’s ensuring destinations are open and welcoming to everyone.
* Denise Broadey, writing in Forbes Magazine, 2020
Freewheel Weekends
Our playground and passion project.
We go underground in the Valley of the Kings, across the ocean in the Bay Of Islands, along the coast in Tel Aviv and underwater in Beaumaris.
Plus, there’s a select directory of places to visit in our home-town of Melbourne.
Visit Freewheel Weekends