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Accommodate Us Toolkit

The Accommodate Us project was facilitated by Autism Queensland’s Community Inclusion team, with the support of the Queensland Government’s Accessible Tourism Enablers Grant.

This project resulted in the development of the Accommodate Us Toolkit, a co-designed Toolkit specifically designed to support accommodation providers in removing barriers and providing more inclusive travel experiences for neurodivergent patrons.

The Accommodate Us Toolkit was developed through a co-designed framework with neurodivergent travellers and accommodation providers. The resources in this Toolkit will support accommodation providers to:
✓ Enhance their knowledge and capability.

✓ Identify and remove barriers.

✓ Implement inclusive design solutions.

✓ Create informed, welcoming, and inclusive experiences for neurodivergent patrons.

Find more information here

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The Summit 2024
The Summit, formerly known as the ICF, is the premier annual event of the NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce (NSWICC). Over two days, delegates from government and industry supply chains gather to connect with Indigenous businesses on beautiful Wonnarua Country in the Hunter Valley. This unique event offers attendees the opportunity to not only network, […]

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Cessnock LGA is home to NSW first accessible hot air balloon. A successful project which is a wonderful example of inclusion and accessibility in the Hunter Valley tourism industry.

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