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What's Your Travel Ready™ Advisor Score?

Discover your Travel Ready™ Advisor Score and uncover practical ways to build trust, create more loyal clients, and confidently grow your business.

You'll answer 12 practical questions about client discovery, verification, accessibility, and travel planning.

When you're finished, you'll receive your Travel Ready™ Advisor Score along with personalized recommendations to help you become a more confident travel advisor.

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Question 1 of 12

A client tells you they use a wheelchair. What is the best first response?

A

Ask if they need an accessible hotel room.

B

Recommend a hotel with ADA rooms.

C

Ask about their travel goals and how they use their wheelchair while traveling.

D

Suggest a cruise because they're generally accessible.

Question 2 of 12

Which traveler is most likely to have accessibility needs?

A

Someone who uses a wheelchair.

B

Someone over 65.

C

Someone traveling with children.

D

Any traveler may have accessibility needs, whether visible or invisible.

Question 3 of 12

A hotel website says it has accessible rooms. What should you do before recommending it?

A

Assume the information is accurate.

B

Read online reviews.

C

Recommend a different hotel.

D

Verify the specific accessibility features that matter for your client.

Question 4 of 12

A client says, "I don't consider myself disabled, but I can't walk long distances." What should you do?

A

Explore how endurance may affect different parts of the trip.

B

Ignore it because they don't identify as disabled.

C

Recommend a wheelchair.

D

Suggest staying closer to attractions.

Question 5 of 12

Which question provides the most useful planning information?

A

"Do you have a disability?"

B

"Do you need an ADA room?"

C

"Tell me about anything that helps you travel comfortably."

D

"Will you need special accommodations?"

Question 6 of 12

Which planning approach builds the most client trust?

A

Recommend the most popular hotel.

B

Verify information before making recommendations.

C

Share supplier marketing materials.

D

Let the client do their own research.

Question 7 of 12

Accessibility planning is primarily about...

A

ADA compliance.

B

Wheelchair access.

C

Medical conditions.

D

Helping the environment work for the traveler.

Question 8 of 12

Which traveler might benefit from accessibility planning?

A

Someone recovering from surgery.

B

Someone with sensory sensitivities.

C

An older adult with reduced endurance.

D

All of the above.

Question 9 of 12

A client asks whether a tour is "accessible." What is the best response?

A

"Yes, it says accessible."

B

Ask questions about the client's needs before evaluating whether the experience is a good fit.

C

Recommend skipping the excursion.

D

"Most people can do it."

Question 10 of 12

Which statement best reflects a Travel Ready™ mindset?

A

Every accessible room works the same way.

B

Accessibility is only important for travelers with disabilities.

C

Accessible travel is a niche specialty.

D

Every recommendation should be matched to the person taking the trip.

Question 11 of 12

Why is asking better questions good for business?

A

It shortens consultations.

B

It reduces paperwork.

C

It builds trust, increases referrals, and creates loyal clients.

D

It allows you to book faster.

Question 12 of 12

What is the biggest opportunity for travel advisors who develop accessibility planning skills?

A

Selling more ADA rooms.

B

Becoming an expert on every destination.

C

Working only with travelers who have disabilities.

D

Serving more travelers with greater confidence while growing a reputation for thoughtful planning.

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