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ADVERTISING FEATURE


Enjoy an accessible holiday with


Holidays should be for everyone – and TUI has teamed up with Travel Weekly to give two agents the chance to experience barrier-free travel for themselves


T


ravelling should be as easy as possible, no matter what needs


your clients might have. Whether they or someone they’re travelling with has reduced mobility, a physical disability or neurodiversity requirements, TUI’s dedicated assisted travel team is on hand to help you find their ideal holiday. With detailed access guides


for its most popular hotels and children’s sensory rooms that enable neuro-inclusive family holidays, TUI can help


you take both visible and non-visible access needs into account to ensure your clients enjoy the holiday they deserve. To showcase its accessible


holidays first-hand, TUI is looking for two agents to experience a seven-night holiday each, along with their loved ones, in its Holidays for Everyone competition. When the winners return,


they’ll be invited to share their experiences and trip photos with Travel Weekly in a forthcoming accessible travel-themed issue.


TUI’s accessibility for all


Q TUI was named Best Travel Company for Accessible Holidays 2025 by Good Housekeeping and earned the Disability Smart Inclusive Customer Experience Award 2024 from the Business Disability Forum.


Q TUI offers detailed access guides created with accessibility partner AccessAble for each of its most popular hotels.


Q Every TUI Blue hotel with a kids’ club has dedicated neurodiversity champions and enhanced neurodiversity awareness training for all front-of-house hotel staff, plus there are new children’s sensory rooms available at: TUI Blue Aura, TUI Blue Nausicaa Beach, TUI Blue Atlantica Aeneas Resort, TUI Blue Tropical and TUI Blue Palm Garden.


Q TUI has a three-year partnership with Sennies – a Special Educational Needs childcare agency that’s working with TUI to make its childcare programme fully neuro-inclusive.


THE EXPERIENCE


 There are two seven-night holidays with TUI up for grabs: one is for two adults, and one for up to two adults and two children


 Accommodation in a TUI Blue hotel with detailed access guide and an adapted room if required


 Return flights with TUI Airways  Accessible transfers


 One-to-one consultation with TUI’s Assisted Travel Team ahead of the trip, including British Sign Language support via the Convo platform


 The trip must be taken between April 1-May 12, 2026 Q HOW TO ENT E R


To enter this competition, submit up to 300 words or a 60-second video describing your ideal accessible holiday, including one suggestion of how to improve accessibility in travel. Scan the QR code to send your entry via the TUI Trade Hub entry formby March 8, 2026, for your chance to win. The competition is open to UK and Ireland travel agents aged 18+


who are registered (free of charge) with the TUI Trade Hub. One entry per person. No purchase necessary. Prize is non-transferable. No cash alternative. Travel is subject to availability and suitability checks, and must be taken between April 1-May 12, 2026, flying with TUI Airways. A panel of judges including TUI accessibility


leads and an external advisor will select the winners, who will be notified by March 13, 2026. Full terms and conditions and judging criteria can be found at travelweekly.co.uk/ competitions/win-accessible-tui-holiday. By entering the competition, you will be invited to be interviewed and featured in Travel Weekly.


PICTURES: Shutterstock/AnnGaysorn


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