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Did you know the global spending power of people with disabilities is estimated to be a staggering $8 trillion? That’s a massive customer base waiting to be tapped into! And the key to unlocking it lies in universal design.
As preservers of culture, history, science, and art, museums allow us to understand the world around us better. But many factors, including physical barriers, inadequate signage, and lack of inclusive programming, inadvertently exclude certain groups, particularly people with disabilities, from enjoying the experience. It’s critical for these institutions to adopt universal design (UD) principles to establish environments that are inclusive.
Not surprisingly, “The 10 Biggest Business Trends for 2024 Everyone Must Be Ready for Now” include AI, customer experiences, flexible working solutions, and advancements in sustainable practices. These trends will likely shape the strategies and priorities of businesses as they navigate the challenges and opportunities presented in the coming year.
The year has served as a testament to our shared commitment to inclusion and equality. But before we close out 2023, let’s explore three trending topics that emphasize the importance of creating inclusive spaces that make everyone feel comfortable and safe.
What’s the worst part of traveling? Many people say it’s getting to their destination. And that has a lot to do with airports. Airports are notoriously chaotic and uncomfortable. But for travelers with disabilities, they can be downright unhospitable and inhumane.
In the world of corporate management, the distinction between profit centers and cost centers is fundamental. The former generates revenue and drives value, while the latter focuses on minimizing expenses. But the distinction is evolving, and inclusion is at the forefront of this change.
5 Accommodations We Need
In 1996, as host of Planet X, a sports lifestyle show, I had the great opportunity to travel to Bosnia.
Take a look at the equipment I use to stay active and engaged in recreational and competitive sports.
When I tell people I’ve been mountain biking, they think I’m crazy. What makes me any crazier than anybody else who does a sport like this?