Accessible Travel Kenya Joins the 6th Cohort of Travel4Impact by Amadeus and IE University
We’re delighted to share some big news: Accessible Travel Kenya has been selected to join the 6th cohort of Travel4Impact, a prestigious programme run jointly by Amadeus, the world’s leading travel technology company, and IE University, one of Europe’s top-ranked business schools. Together, they support impact entrepreneurs in the travel industry — and this year’s cohort brings together 28 entrepreneurs from 20 countries, all working to build a more sustainable and inclusive future for travel.
Since it launched, Travel4Impact has supported more than 120 impact entrepreneurs across five editions, offering a fully funded curriculum in impact measurement, strategic storytelling, and AI-driven growth, alongside mentorship from Amadeus leaders and a lasting network of peers tackling similar challenges around the world. Being chosen to join this year’s group is a recognition of the work we’ve been doing to make travel across Kenya more accessible — and an opportunity to grow that work further, with expert guidance and a global community behind us.
But this milestone isn’t ours alone. It belongs to everyone who has trusted us along the way, and we wanted to take a moment to say thank you.
To the patients and clients who rely on us
Every day, we support people who need safe, dignified transport to hospitals, therapy sessions, and beyond. Non-emergency medical transport is not a side note in our work — it’s core to it. Thank you for trusting us with journeys that matter, when reliability and care aren’t optional.
To the travelers who’ve explored Kenya with us
To the persons with disabilities and elderly travelers who’ve journeyed with us through Kenya’s parks, along its coastlines, and through its cities — you inspire everything we build. Every accessible vehicle, every wheelchair-friendly itinerary, every small adjustment we make exists because we believe a mobility challenge should never be the reason someone misses out on experiencing this country.
To our B2B and trade partners
To Kenya Airways, Fly540/Safarilink, and the travel trade and healthcare partners who work alongside us — thank you for believing in accessible travel enough to build it into your own services. Partnerships like these, including Kenya Airways’ KQ Ezesha accessibility programme, are what turn accessible travel from a niche offering into an industry standard.
To our drivers, caregivers, and suppliers
Behind every seamless journey is a driver who knows how to load a wheelchair safely, a caregiver who anticipates a need before it’s spoken, and a supplier who gets the equipment right. Thank you for showing up, every day, to make each trip work.
What this means going forward
Joining Travel4Impact gives us the tools, mentorship, and network to keep building on what we’ve started — expanding accessible safaris and transport options, deepening our partnerships across the travel and healthcare sectors, and continuing to advocate for accessibility as a standard, not an afterthought, across East Africa.
We’re honoured to carry all of you with us into this next chapter, as we keep working to make travel across Kenya — and Africa — more accessible for everyone.
Thank you for being part of this journey.
Follow along as we share more updates from our Travel4Impact journey in the coming months.
