The Access Survey
The Access Survey is an annual survey of disabled people in the United Kingdom carried out by Euan's Guide. First carried out in 2014, The Access Survey gathers information on disabled people's experiences of, and attitudes toward accessibility in the United Kingdom.[1] The results of the access survey have been used to shape accessibility policy in the tourism sector.
| The Access Survey | |
|---|---|
| Frequency | Annually |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Years active | 6 |
| Inaugurated | October 2014 |
| Founder | Euan's Guide |
| Participants | c.1000/year |
| Activity | Survey |
| People | Euan MacDonald |
| Website | www |
Implementation
The Access Survey was first carried out in October 2014 and is carried out annually.[2] The survey was designed with the aim of better understanding disabled people's experiences of accessibility. The findings of the survey have been used to shape accessibility guides published by public sector bodies including VisitScotland[3] and VisitBritain.[4]
See also
References
- Disability Arts Online New survey reveals shocking lack of confidence from disabled visitors Retrieved 2018-11-12
- Euan's Guide Access Survey 2014 Results Retrieved 2018-11-12
- VisitScotland Press Release: Access All Areas Retrieved 2018-11-12
- Visit England Destinations for All: A guide to creating accessible destinations Retrieved 2018-11-12
External links
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