Tourism and culture
The second edition of the Destinations for All World Summit, held in Brussels, Belgium, was a huge success. Organized by the Collectif Accessibilité Wallonie-Bruxelles (CAWaB), this event took place on October 1 and 2, bringing together more than 400...
Kéroul, a non-profit organization devoted to developing tourism and culture for disabled people, keenly applauds the appointment of architect Pierre Richard to the Board of Directors of the Régie du bâtiment du Québec (RBQ). Having someone on the RB...
Eight million dollars to promote accessible businesses
What can you do to make your outdoor sites accessible to people with disabilities? What kinds of equipment should you get to meet their needs? How can you incorporate special-needs clienteles into your regular activities? Kéroul is introducing a gu...
With the objective of improving accessibility in hotels and meeting spaces in Quebec for persons with reduced physical mobility, the Quebec Association of Convention Professionals, who represents more than 35 destinations in 107 hotels and convention...
To promote accessible tourism in Quebec, Kéroul recently welcomed Cory Lee, the blogger behind Curb Free with Cory Lee. The 27-year-old American with spinal muscular atrophy is rolling around the world with his motorized wheelchair, resourcefulness a...