Brandenburg breaks barriers: new travel destinations for everyone!

Brandenburg breaks barriers: new travel destinations for everyone!

Brandenburg is increasingly becoming more attractive as a travel destination for people with disabilities. The newly introduced English -language pages from Brandenburg-tourism.com Now offer comprehensive information on barrier -free travel offers in the region. This initiative aims to provide travelers who are looking for barrier -free options to provide useful content in English. Those who are looking for suitable holiday destinations due to physical restrictions are particularly addressed.

The targets presented include the impressive Neuzelle monastery as well as the picturesque Rheinsberg , known for its castle and the idyllic park. Potsdam is also on the list with its famous attractions, including the biosphere and the Blu sports and leisure pool, to name just a few. In addition, there is information about manual bike-friendly cycle paths and the possibility for a relaxing houseboat vacation on the numerous lakes and rivers in Brandenburg.

barrier -free tourism in the upswing

The commitment of the State of Brandenburg for barrier -free travel is not new. According to a report by tourism network-brandenburg.de , accessibility is not only essential for about 10 % of the population, but also essential for around 40 % and pleasant for everyone else. In view of the demographic change, which also brings increased physical restrictions, these aspects are becoming increasingly important. The accessibility of over 900 tourist offers is currently being recorded - this is the largest information base of a state marketing organization in Germany.

In particular, the model regions, such as the Lausitzer Seenland and the Ruppiner Seenland, actively campaign for the working group "Light travel - barrier -free holiday destinations in Germany" and continuously develop new concepts. A special highlight will be a family trip for international participants, which starts at the end of June and presents the advantages of a barrier -free exploration of the Lausitzer Lake Land.

The future of tourism

What can we learn from current studies on accessibility in tourism, such as the publication of Peter Lang GmbH ? The research contributions presented there discuss the challenges and opportunities for barrier -free tourist offers in detail and show how important a development is "tourism for everyone". The publication also illuminates how the needs of older travelers have an impact on hiking tourism and what requirements exist for barrier -free design of internet appearances.

in Brandenburg is a clear trend: accessibility is not only a concern for a small part of the population, but also becomes a big prize for everyone. The coming months promise exciting developments in this area and rammors in the region. If you look around for a holiday destination, you should include Brandenburg in his considerations - there is definitely something here!