Four ways to take partin the project.
Accessible tourism is a team sport. Whether you run an SME, manage a destination, work with disability communities or run a local venue — there's a way for you to get involved.
Help shape more accessible tours and activities
Your experience can help us create practical tools for tourism professionals. Choose the survey that applies to you — or complete both.
Persons with disabilities and organisations
Share your experiences of tours and activities, the barriers and solutions you have encountered, and the accessibility features you would like to see more often.
Coming soonTour guides and tourism businesses
Tell us whether you already offer accessible or adapted activities, what you would like to learn, and what would help you welcome a wider range of visitors.
Coming soon- For tourism SMEs & guides
Test the model with your team.
We're looking for pilot SMEs, guides and people with disabilities across Belgium who want to help make accessibility genuinely better. Partners will get hands-on support, a structured evaluation, and recommendations they can apply directly to their activities and experiences.
- Free participation in the pilot phase.
- Evaluation of an experience or tour, from start to finish.
- Practical recommendations you can act on immediately.
- A place in our published case study library, if you'd like one.
- For destination management organisations
Raise the bar across your whole destination.
Destination management organisations play a major role in setting accessibility standards. We partner with them to bring Accessible Tour Lab to a whole set of local operators — so accessibility moves forward at destination level, not one operator at a time.
- Cohort format for operators across your destination.
- Shared dashboard of progress and next steps.
- Communications support to showcase the results.
- Alignment with European accessibility and sustainability priorities.
- For associations & testers
Co-design tours with — not for — people with disabilities.
People with disabilities take full part in designing the solutions that affect them. We work with associations and people with lived experience as paid co-design and testing partners to develop tours, tools and content.
- Paid tester roles covering a range of access needs.
- Structured feedback methods — no expertise required.
- Recognition and credit in published outputs.
- Direct influence on the questions the tool actually asks.
- For ethical local businesses
Be part of accessible itineraries.
The Inclusive Kitchen Belgium is a project by Destination Everywhere and Once in Brussels that highlights cafés, restaurants and other food initiatives in Belgium committed to inclusion.
We now want to build links between this project and our future accessible tourism itineraries. If you share this approach, we'd love to feature you on The Inclusive Kitchen Belgium website and bring you into this new adventure.
Ready to get involved?
Tell us who you are and how you'd like to be involved. We'll reply to you personally.