Alianza Turismo Accesible

La Alianza de Turismo Accesible (ATACC), a program of the Tourism and Society Think Tank, is led by Costa Rican expert and international consultant Stephanie Sheehy.

ATACC is an initiative that promotes the transformation of tourism into a truly inclusive space, where all people, regardless of their physical, sensory or cognitive abilities, can enjoy equitable and accessible experiences.

Based on fundamental principles such as universal accessibility, inclusive design, sustainability and equity, ATACC works to ensure that tourism destinations are prepared to meet diverse needs and guarantee the full participation of all.

The Alliance promotes regional cooperation, awareness, training and the implementation of policies that position tourism as a driver of social, cultural and economic development. Through strategic alliances and innovative projects, ATACC seeks to build a fairer, more accessible and sustainable tourism sector for all.

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Objectives

The main objectives of the Alianza de Turismo Accesible (ATACC) are to promote inclusion and accessibility in all aspects of tourism, guaranteeing equal opportunities for all people, regardless of their abilities. To achieve this, it proposes to:

Develop observatories and intelligence units to collect, analyze and disseminate data on accessibility and inclusion, promoting evidence-based decisions.
Create expert commissions and working groups to promote research, the development of inclusive policies and the implementation of best practices.
Foster strategic alliances with public and private entities and civil organizations to strengthen the impact of accessibility initiatives.
Organize awareness-raising and training events to promote the importance of accessibility in tourism.
Manage funds and resources to finance accessible projects and support organizations working in this area.
Raise awareness and support replicable projects that implement innovative and sustainable solutions to ensure inclusive and accessible tourism throughout the region.
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Members of the Alliance for Accessible Tourism

The Alliance for Accessible Tourism (ATACC) is made up of a diverse network of stakeholders committed to promoting inclusive and accessible tourism. Its current and potential members include:

Government agencies: tourism ministries, municipalities and regulatory agencies that can develop public policies and regulations on accessibility.
Tourism sector companies: Hotels, tour operators, travel agencies, airlines and transportation providers interested in implementing inclusive practices in their services.
Non-governmental organizations (NGOs): Entities that work in defense of the rights of persons with disabilities and in the promotion of inclusion.
Academic and research institutions: Universities and research centers that develop studies, training and methodologies related to accessibility in tourism.
Sector professionals: Designers, architects, technology developers and consultants specialized in accessibility.
Local communities: Community leaders and groups interested in improving inclusion and sustainability in their tourism destinations.
People with disabilities and their representatives: As key stakeholders in identifying needs and evaluating inclusive solutions.

This diversity ensures a comprehensive approach to promoting accessible and sustainable tourism.

For follow up on social networks:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Alianza.ATACC/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/alianza-atacc

Note: Special thanks to Gatgens Comunicación Publicitaria for their outstanding work on the design of the Accessible Tourism Alliance logo. For further information, click here.

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