Accessible Travel and Leisure Franchise Prospectus

Introduction

Accessible Travel and Leisure holds a very special place in the British travel industry, having gained recognition as the leading specialist in serving the needs of those with disabilities.

At one time, being disabled often implied that one didn't go very far from home. This has now changed and I am pleased to say that, as a company, we are at the forefront in broadening the horizons of mobility-impaired people for whom we now arrange many thousands of holidays every year.

In the U.K. there are some 10 million registered disabled people and as life expectancy increases, this number is set to rise, given that senior citizens are inevitably more susceptible to health and mobility issues.

The size of our market sector is therefore truly massive and to continue to address it effectively - with emphasis on a growing local presence - we have developed an exceptionally supportive franchise.

In contemplating your future as an Accessible Travel and Leisure Franchisee, there is obviously much for you to think about. This Prospectus endeavours to give you a good idea of what's involved: the operation you would be running in your area and the key support functions with which we back you up at all times.

To get to know us better and so that we can answer all your questions, please accept my cordial invitation to meet up for an exploratory discussion. I look forward to making your acquaintance soon.


Andy Wright,
Managing Director.

Being registered disabled himself, Andy has a first-hand appreciation of the needs of mobility-impaired people. Significantly, he is also a travel industry career professional with over 25 years' experience. With this unusual combination of qualities, Andy has become recognised as a leading authority on holidays for those with special needs and is a member of both the UK's Tourism for All, renowned as the centre of expertise on accessible tourism and the E.U. funded European Network of Accessible Tourism, based in Brussels.

If you would like to pursue this opportunity, without obligation, and to find out more about Accessible Travel, please complete and return the preliminary enquiry form, and we will contact you to arrange a convenient time to meet. Alternatively if you prefer to discuss this personally, then please contact Alison Parker, or Andy Wright and we will endeavor to answer any questions you may have.