Request assistance when booking and confirm it at least 48 hours before departure, as many providers require advance notice.
Request assistance when booking and confirm it at least 48 hours before departure, as many providers require advance notice.
Travelers are entitled to assistance when using air, rail, bus or sea transport. Providers must offer support and accessible information and cannot refuse service solely due to a disability, unless it’s for safety reasons.
Check destination regulations, vaccination requirements and airline or hotel policies in advance to ensure your service animal is accommodated throughout your trip.
Yes, a travel insurance plan can help cover certain medical expenses, emergency evacuation and mobility equipment repair or replacement. A Travel Guard® travel insurance plan may provide additional support if unexpected situations affect your trip.
Review tourism board resources, accessibility guides and recent traveler reviews to better understand real-world conditions.
Ask about room layout, bathroom accessibility, door widths, available features and request photos or measurements when possible.
Show your confirmation, request a different room and document the issue. If needed, escalate the matter to management or your booking provider.
Check for accessible taxis, adapted vehicles, and accessible public transit options. Plan routes and rest stops in advance.
Review transport provider policies in advance and carry the necessary documentation. Some equipment may require prior approval.
Use tools such as noise-canceling headphones or sensory aids, plan breaks and inform staff if additional support is needed.
Carry spare batteries, chargers, small repair tools and photos of your equipment. Label items with your contact information in case repairs or replacements are needed.
Check out the restaurants in advance and contact them if needed. Carry allergy translation cards and bring safe snacks for situations where suitable food may not be available.
Identify nearby medical facilities and keep emergency contacts, insurance details and important documents easily accessible.
Yes. Accessibility laws and infrastructure differ widely, so it is important to check details for each destination before you travel.