Case Studies

Four Queensland-based tourism operators committed to improving accessibility for vision impaired visitors used our Self-Assessment checklists to assess their facilities and services. Their findings served as a foundation for their next steps.

These case studies not only provided Braille House with valuable feedback to refine the audits before publication but also offer insights for other providers seeking to enhance accessibility for blind or low vision visitors.

Accessible Tourism Checklist Audit Case Studies

Case Study 1 - Shangri-La The Marina, Cairns

This case study outlines the hotel's experience with three self-assessment audits, including findings and outcomes.

Case Study 2 - Murrumba Downs Tavern

This case study outlines the tavern’s experience with two audits, including outcomes and findings.

Case Study 3 - Suncorp Stadium

This case study outlines the stadium’s experience with two audits, including outcomes and findings.

Case Study 4 - Outback at Isa

This case study outlines this visitor information and experience centre’s experience with three audits, including outcomes and findings.

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