Front row or nowhere: Rethinking accessibility in work travel

It’s not enough to ask if it’s accessible. We need to ask:
What does this person need to access it well?

Traveling for work is often seen as a privilege — but for many Disabled employees, it can be an exhausting, unsafe, and isolating experience. This session explores how companies can move beyond performative checkboxes to truly inclusive travel policies and practices. Designed for HR professionals crafting policies and senior leaders who implement them, we’ll dig into what accessibility really looks like before, during, and after business travel.

Through live polling, real-world scenarios, and tactical examples, we’ll break down common travel oversights — from unclear portals to poor signage, from seating layouts to buffet lines. You’ll walk away with a plug-and-play travel policy add-on, a training guide to equip managers, and a deeper understanding of how “accessible” isn’t one-size-fits-all.

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Who should join?

MANAGERS & SENIOR LEADERS
HR LEADERS

Meet the mind behind this session

  • Steering Committee Member

    Founder of Able2Global, advancing hospitality through inclusive guest strategy

Thank you

to our session sponsors and partners