Accessible tourism case studies

Successful recipients have been announced for 3 accessible funding programs:

• Accessible Tourism Infrastructure Grant
• Accessible Tourism Enablers Grant
• Boosting Accessible Tourism Experiences Grant.

Find out how this funding is making a difference for these recipients and why accessibility is important for their business and customers.

• New technology to improve accessibility for travellers

  Tourism tech platform Vacayit aims to help travellers with disabilities enhance their travel experiences, using audio experiences to make the platform engaging.

• Glen Lough Cabins isn’t just a destination, it’s an experience

  Glen Lough Cabins is a family-run business located in the Granite Belt region on a 40-acre property.

• Cauldron Distillery

  Cauldron Distillery offer a variety of educational and enjoyable experiences, such as distillery tours, gin making, gin blending, and seasonal events.

• Fun Over 50 Holidays

  Fun Over 50 Holidays offer experiences through tours and adventures with a focus on fun and commitment to local communities and the natural environment.

• Adventure Moreton Island

  Adventure Moreton Island offer recreational and educational water-based experiences on Moreton Island.

• Sweet Relief! sets new standard for accessibility and inclusivity

  The Queensland Music Festival team has joined forces with Spinal Life Australia to pioneer an inclusive music experience.

• Daintree Discovery Centre: Where accessibility meets environmental sustainability in Tropical North Queensland

  The centre is committed to accessibility, environmental sustainability, cultural respect, and climate action.

• Picturesque Maleny botanic gardens now wheelchair accessible

  Visitors using wheelchairs can now explore the 23 acres of gardens, lakes, waterfalls and birdlife, using two custom-designed buggies.