Accessible Travel Kenya’s programmes: inclusive tourism in action
Accessible Travel Kenya’s programmes open Kenyan tourism to everyone: tours designed for blind and low-vision travellers, Kenyan Sign Language training for tourism teams, and destination campaigns that show accessible travel as it really is. See also the company’s Access Enabled accessibility data, the company’s accessibility and disability policy and partnership opportunities.
Kenya Beyond Sight
Case study · October 2026
22 travellers. 5 days. One coast. Delivered. Kenya Beyond Sight was a five-day KCB Bank Kenya initiative along the Kenyan coast. Accessible Travel Kenya was the mobility and logistics partner for a 22-person group of travellers, creators and crew, including travellers with different mobility and sensory needs.
- Nairobi–Watamu travel, Malindi Marine Park, Bombolulu, Haller Park, Mama Ngina Waterfront and KCB Treasury Square
- An accessible fleet: Toyota Voxy (ramp and two wheelchair docking points), Toyota Noah (swivel seat), Toyota Esquire and Toyota Sienta (ramps)
- Pre-trip reconnaissance, route planning, vehicle positioning and local partnerships
The outcome: 100% participation in planned activities, 0 lost production days, and every traveller safely dropped home. 84% of the tour value went to local suppliers, supporting seven local businesses and six direct crew jobs.
Partners: KCB Bank Kenya, Kenya Wildlife Service, Haller Park, Bombolulu Workshop and Rubis Kenya.
Watch the Kenya Beyond Sight film · Plan your corporate journey with Accessible Travel Kenya
Basic Kenyan Sign Language
Accessible Travel Kenya is thrilled to launch a brand-new Basic Kenyan Sign Language training program designed specifically for professionals in tourism and hospitality—in collaboration with the Horizon Sign Language Training Centre.
Course Highlights:
Duration: 3 months, starting mid-January 2026 (Evening & Weekend Classes)
Schedule: Convenient evening classes to fit working professionals
Credential: Earn a NITA-accredited certificate—a mark of quality and recognition in Kenya’s industrial training sector from Horizon Sign Language Training Centre.
Why It Matters: Enhance accessibility, deliver exceptional service to Deaf visitors, and set your business apart as truly inclusive
Pricing Support: Flexible installment plans are available to make learning manageableNew! Employer Sponsorship Option
Accessible Travel Kenya is inviting employers to invest in their workforce’s inclusive competencies:
Sponsor your staff to take part in this transformative training
Promote inclusion within your organization and in Kenya’s tourism industry
Share the cost and elevate your brand’s accessibility reputation
To enroll or discuss employer-supported participation, please contact Accessible Travel Kenya here
WHEELS IN THE WILD
WHEELS IN THE WILD is a destination marketing initiative by Accessible Travel designed to showcase accessible attractions, activities, accommodation facilities, and amenities through modern digital and new media platforms.
Accessible Travel Kenya invites tourism destinations, hospitality providers, attractions, and service operators to partner with Accessible Travel Kenya by hosting inspection visits that allow the company’s team to document accessibility features, provide professional feedback, and highlight your property to a growing market of inclusive travellers.
Accessible Travel Kenya is also open to supporting the organization of, or participating in, Familiarization (FAM) tripstargeted at inclusive tourism markets, as well as advocacy events and campaigns that promote accessibility awareness and best practices across the tourism value chain.
To request an inspection, documentation visit, or collaboration, kindly contact Accessible Travel Kenya and be part of advancing inclusive tourism.