Know what to verify
before your client arrives
and finds out the hard way.

Built by two occupational therapy practitioners who spent over a decade each evaluating how people actually function in physical environments. Enter your email and we'll send it straight to your inbox.

"Staff says it should be fine" — and you have no idea if that's actually true.

Red Flag #1 in the checklist. Vague answers are a warning sign. This checklist tells you exactly what to ask instead.

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The checklist tells you what to look for.

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Accessible Travel

Red Flag
Checklist.

Ask first. Book right. Every time.

The wheelchair comes up after the deposit. Every time.

Most travel advisors handle accessibility one of four ways: they avoid it, Google it, guess, or take the supplier's word for it. Not because they don't care — because nobody ever taught them what to actually ask.

This checklist was built to change that.

What's inside — 12 red flags across 3 categories

Hotel Red Flags

What the confirmation email won't tell you

Bathroom Red Flags

The details that rarely appear in listings

Destination Red Flags

What looks fine on a map, isn't always fine on the ground

The Golden Rule — inside the checklist

"Would this setup still work on your client's worst day?
If the answer isn't a clear yes — it's not truly usable.

Know what to verifybefore your client arrivesand finds out the hard way.