SATH – Society for the Accessible Tourism & Hospitality

Helping People To Have More Smiles Happiness Freedom

From 2024 onwards, the Society for Accessible Travel and Hospitality becomes the Society for Accessible Tourism and Hospitality — a renewed identity, with the same mission, vision and dedication to inclusion.

The Society for Accessible Tourism & Hospitality (SATH) welcomes you

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Join SATH

SATH members receive many new benefits, check out!

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Calendar of Events

Follow the Sath’s schedule to know about travels and dates

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Contact us

Contact SATH for help and doubts

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Community Fundraising

Community fundraising is carried out by our volunteers globally

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What has SATH done so far?

We bring together national and international organizations of and for persons with disabilities and those organizations providing services to travelers with disabilities and seniors to work on the issues affecting the quality of their life.

Stories & News

Airport Parking for Disabled Travellers

Air travel is one of the wonders of the modern age, and the advancement of cheaper air fares has opened up the world to ever more travellers. For most people

Travelling Through UK Airports for the Disabled

If you have a sensory, physical or learning difficulty then navigating and negotiating a busy airport can be daunting task. EU regulations brought in in 2007 state that all European airports must now offer assistance to disabled

UK Airport Security Queues and the Fast Track Service

Going on holiday or travelling on business should be a pleasurable experience, and for the most part, it is. However, as great as us Brits are at queuing, there are

Need to Know

The ten golden rules of autistic travel

In the past few weeks, several companies and organizations have asked us to compile a Top 10 “Tip” List to help the autistic travelers and accompanying caregivers.

Child Restraints on Aircrafts

Proper use of an approved child restraint system (CRS) on an aircraft enhances child safety in the event of an accident. A CRS also provides protection for a child during turbulence. The FAA strongly recommends that all children who fly regardless of Their age, use the appropriate restraint based on Their size and weight.

FAA FACT SHEET on Air Travel by People With Disabilities

This Fact Sheet is intended to address persons with questions and concerns about the travel of persons with disabilities as it relates to airports and airlines. In the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on September 11, security measures have been heightened for the safety of all. While safety and security are the highest priorities, of equal

Free Visor Cards for Deaf People Now Available

Since the successful release last month of a visor card designed specifically for hard of hearing people, deaf people have clamored for a similar card designed specifically to meet their unique communication needs.

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Address

SATH
2175 Hudson St,
Fort Lee, NJ 07024

Phone

212-447-7284

Email

sathinfo@sath.org

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