Sage Inclusion is committed to transforming both entire destinations and their individual components into universally accessible environments for individuals with a diverse spectrum of disabilities. Our comprehensive assessments address accessibility for people with mobility impairments, hearing and vision impairments, cognitive disabilities, and those with allergies and intolerances, ensuring inclusivity beyond the basic provisions for wheelchair users.

By evaluating critical tourism elements—including but not limited to transportation facilities, hotels, and attractions—we ensure that each location delivers an equitable experience for all visitors. Our approach leverages a broad framework that encompasses both international and national standards, alongside Sage Best Practices developed from over 200,000 hours of accessible trip planning.

 Organizations can fully customize their approach to accessibility assessments, choosing any combination of Full and Basic versions to best meet their needs. This customizable solution allows for a variable number of facilities to be assessed under each option, ensuring a tailored strategy that aligns with specific organizational goals. For example, while one scenario might involve conducting Full assessments at up to 10 facilities for in-depth analysis, another could involve Basic assessments at up to 30 facilities to quickly identify key improvement areas. This flexibility in combining assessment types offers organizations the ability to strategically plan and implement accessibility improvements across a range of environments and scales.