Did you know the accessible tourism market is worth $13.5 billion? Access requirements may include physical/mobility, hearing, vision, neurodiversity.
If you are asking:
• What can I do to make my business or destination more accessible and inclusive?
• Who can I connect with to progress on my journey to be more accessible and inclusive?
Then the Accessible & Inclusive Tourism Conference is for you!
Arrival from 8 AM with start at 9 AM
Location: Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
Program: aitcap.getaboutable.com/aitcap-2024/program/
The day will conclude with a wrap up function, it's the perfect opportunity to engage in conversation in a relaxed, social environment.
The Accessible & Inclusive Tourism Conference, often referred to as AITCAP, is an annual event that provides all tourism stakeholders (travellers, businesses, policymakers, DMOs) with an opportunity to:
• LEARN how to cater to the valuable accessible & inclusive market to promote sustainable growth
• CONNECT with each other to create momentum and contribute to the upgrowth of the sector all
This event is organised by GetAboutAble, a leading Australian accessible tourism consultancy, supporting travel and leisure businesses to improve their access and inclusion.
That's our goal of course! In the process of getting your tickets, you will be able to share any access requirements you have so that we can plan to accommodate them. We will do our best to make this event as accessible as we can and showcase the work our partners are doing to deliver a truly inclusive event. Comprehensive information about the accessibility of AITCAP 2024 can be found on the Accessibility Page of our website: aitcap.getaboutable.com/aitcap-2024/accessibility-information/
Tickets: tmsv.co/AITCAP2024_Tickets
If you have any question, please visit aitcap.getaboutable.com or email us at contact aitcap[at]getaboutable.com
👉 Travel Massive members save 20% with 20ENEWS code to attend the conference.
In 2024 the Accessible & Inclusive Tourism Conference is proudly supported by the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, Victoria Tourism Industry Council (VTIC), Tourism Australia, Austrade, Victoria Department of Jobs, Skills, Industry and Regions, City of Melbourne.
(Photo credits clockwise from top: Southbank, Jim Zapsalis - Walking Perspective, courtesy of Visit Victoria; Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, Shannyn Higgins courtesy of Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre; Sovereign Room, SDP Media courtesy of Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre)
