06 Jun 2025
Driving inclusivity in business travel
Neurodiversity affects 1 in 5 people - and yet it’s still often overlooked in travel programmes. That’s why our latest Knowledge Exchange brought the topic into the spotlight, helping customers understand what inclusive travel really looks like and how they can take practical steps to support neurodivergent travellers.
Held on Tuesday 13 May at the incredible Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London (thanks to our brilliant partners there), the event combined powerful lived experiences, expert discussion and supplier insights, with a little competitive F1 action to round off the day.
We explored:
HR considerations when shaping inclusive policies
Our investment in inclusive technology, including our user-centric booking platform, ClarityGo, which has been tested in partnership with the Digital Accessibility Centre and meets WCAG 2.2 AA standards, ensuring accessibility across a range of disabilities and devices
How we accelerated away from the limitations of traditional third-party tools and designed a solution shaped around real user needs
Personal insights from our own colleagues, as Ashleigh (who has Dyslexia and ADHD) and Michaela (who has Dyslexia) shared their lived experiences
A panel discussion with Lime Venue Portfolio, offering a supplier view on inclusive meetings and event spaces
It was real, open, and eye-opening – and the kind of session where you walk away rethinking the ‘standard’ travel experience.
Read more here!
Held on Tuesday 13 May at the incredible Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London (thanks to our brilliant partners there), the event combined powerful lived experiences, expert discussion and supplier insights, with a little competitive F1 action to round off the day.
We explored:
HR considerations when shaping inclusive policies
Our investment in inclusive technology, including our user-centric booking platform, ClarityGo, which has been tested in partnership with the Digital Accessibility Centre and meets WCAG 2.2 AA standards, ensuring accessibility across a range of disabilities and devices
How we accelerated away from the limitations of traditional third-party tools and designed a solution shaped around real user needs
Personal insights from our own colleagues, as Ashleigh (who has Dyslexia and ADHD) and Michaela (who has Dyslexia) shared their lived experiences
A panel discussion with Lime Venue Portfolio, offering a supplier view on inclusive meetings and event spaces
It was real, open, and eye-opening – and the kind of session where you walk away rethinking the ‘standard’ travel experience.
Read more here!
