With World Travel Market coming back to London last week, I took the opportunity to not only get information for brands I'd like to work with over the next 12 months to bring more reviews to you all, but also find out if the luxury travel sector has become more accessible and inclusive to those with disabilities since last years show. As I said in last years blog post, for me, accessibility is about finding practical solutions to make a product or service inclusive to all. Wh

WTM London 2017 has been and gone, and details exchanged with companies whom I'd like to blog about their services. However, during WTM I was on a mission of my own, to find out if luxury travel was finally becoming more accessible, or if there is still the old age problem of 'no, we're not accessible, goodbye.' You see one of the biggest criteria for me even blogging about a hotel, airline, tour operator etc is that they have to have some sort of accessibility. That may shoc