You can travel and you have the right to want help that makes sense
An invisible man is not to travel despite his disability. He's supposed to travel with information, respect, and the help he really needs.
Travel made practical
Accessible travel guides
Choose the situation that fits your journey. Find practical advice on transport, arranging assistance and travelling with a companion.
Topic
Before you go
How to order assistance to really know about you
A good request for assistance isn't long. It's specific, confirmed, and it says exactly what you need.
When assistance does not come: first trip, then complaint
Failure to assist is not your fault. At first you need to find a solution, not win a legal dispute.
Topic
Transport
Remote bus: good journey starts 36 hours before departure
The bus can be direct and comfortable. But we need to know where they're leaving from, who's providing assistance and when to be in place.
Plane: assistance to start at booking
The airport may not be a labyrinth. The correct order of assistance will guide the passenger from the agreed place to the plane.
Train without unnecessary puzzles: assistance from the train door to the car
An unknown station can be unclear. Assistance is a tool to devote energy to the journey, not to finding the right platform.
Topic
With a companion
Vacation starts after arrival: how to prepare for a few days together
In order to be a holiday, passengers and partners need to plan, relax and tell each other what is not working in time.
Guide dog on the road: partner with four paws has its own rules
A guide dog is neither luggage nor mascot of the expedition. He's his man's work partner.