ACTA Launches Accessible Travel Advisor Directory
ACTA has introduced a new Accessible Travel Advisor Directory to connect Canadians with disabilities to specialized travel professionals.
The directory aims to bridge the gap in the travel industry by providing a reliable way to find advisors with experience in accessibility-focused travel planning.
“Creating an inclusive travel industry means ensuring every Canadian can confidently plan and enjoy travel experiences,”said Suzanne Acton-Gervais, President of ACTA.
The directory will be available to the public after a one-month application period for qualified ACTA members and will also enable travel advisors to refer clients to specialized professionals.
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