All abilities trek to the summit of Mount Kosciuszko - Australia's highest peak

All abilities trek to the summit of Mount Kosciuszko - Australia's highest peak
All abilities trek to the summit of Mount Kosciuszko - Australia's highest peak - © Jennifer Johnson 2008

Friday, September 11, 2015

Have you travelled to Spain recently? Spanish Accessible Tourism Research by ONCE Foundation Universal Accessibility Observatory



ONCE Foundation, through the Universal Accessibility Directorate, has been carrying out different research on Universal Accessibility in different environments (urban planning, transport, etc.) since 2011, through the Universal Accessibility Observatory.

During 2015 and 2016 the Observatory will focus the research on the situation of Accessible Tourism in Spain.

Spain welcomes over 53 million international tourists a year and tourist activity reached 10.9% of GDP. The current tourism trends observe increased sophistication of supply and demand, the presence of older tourists, increasing demand for quality.

Accessible tourism comprises design facing the whole population, not just people with disabilities but families with children, carrying trolleys, bags, and with special needs at different moments of life.

We have developed a questionnaire for tourists who have travelled to Spain to help us in the research. 

It is crucial to count on the user’s opinion, to analyze consumers’ habits and diagnose the state of accessibility in tourism facilities.

We would appreciate anyone that has travelled to Spain to complete the questionnaire on their travel behavior .

The survey will be available from the 7th September to the 30th October.

Thank you in advance for your interest in cooperating with the Observatory of Universal Accessibility in Tourism in Spain.

For additional information or any questions, please contact Veronica Martorell (vmartorell@consultoria.ilunion.com) and / or Iván Carmona (icarmona@consultoria.ilunion.com).

Photo 1: Spectacular vistas in Spain (Source: UNWTO)

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