Accessibility in tourism

Accessibility in tourism

The district is a model region for accessibility funded by the state of Hesse - and in the coming years has set itself the goal of developing solutions to further improve accessibility and participation in Waldeck-Frankenberg. In the course of this, more mobility offers for impaired people are to be created.

Accessibility is indispensable for about 10 percent of the population, necessary for 40 percent - and comfortable for 100 percent . Accessibility can therefore be seen as a quality feature that promises all guests additional comfort, service and safety.

Accessibility can be a quality feature for safe, comfortable, relaxing and convenient tourism. The market also shows an increasing demand for accessible tourism offers by over 60s. Thinking in a more sustainable, inclusive and guest-oriented way strengthens the image and gives the region a competitive advantage.


Tourism and gastronomy as hosts for people...

  • with visual or hearing impairments
  • with motor impairments (use of rollators, wheelchairs, etc.)
  • who are small or large in stature
  • with cognitive impairments
  • which are already older
  • like children
  • with pram or luggage


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