Accessible tourism
Supporting accessible tourism infrastructure and business capability in Queensland.
Accessible and inclusive tourism means making sure everyone can take part in tourism experiences. This involves creating a welcoming environment that everyone can access and enjoy to the fullest.
People with access requirements can include parents with young children in prams, seniors with mobility requirements, and people with permanent or temporary disability which may include physical, sensory, intellectual or neurological disability.
Towards Tourism 2032 aims to make tourism in Queensland accessible to everyone. Inclusivity and accessibility are not only a social responsibility, but also have the potential for Queensland’s economy. According to Tourism Research Australia, accessible tourism could generate an extra $735 million per annum or $1.8 billion per annum when including a travel party.
The Year of Accessible Tourism in Queensland will support the Queensland tourism industry to provide greater destination experiences for all holidaymakers in Queensland.
Last updated: 22 Aug 2023