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Autism-friendly attractions and adapted boat trips: Florida's accessibility drive

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Jennifer Morris
25 September 2024

From wheelchair-accessible beaches to autism-friendly attractions, Florida is taking strides to make the state user-friendly for all.

Autism-friendly attractions and adapted boat trips: Florida's accessibility drive

Oleta River State Park, Biscayne Bay

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In 10 years’ time 40% of all adult Americans will have some form of disability, according to Visit Florida. This data, gathered by the state, is informing its work to make the state as accessible as possible. “There is a giant market for accessible travel because the number of Americans, both adults and children, who travel with some sort of disability, be it physical, mental or something else, is huge,” said Dana Young, CEO of Visit Florida.