Episode 12: Prince George's Accessible Tourism

What does accessible tourism in Prince George look like?

Accessible tourism means everyone walks through the same door.

At Tourism Prince George that's something we want to champion, and working closely with organizations like Spinal Cord Injury BC (SCIBC) helps us move closer to ensuring tourism is accessible and inclusive.

Heather Lamb, social worker with SCIBC, sits down to talk with us about how we can create truly accessible experiences, and a few of her favourite attractions in Prince George as someone living with vision impairment.

Resources: Spinal Cord Injury BC

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We respectfully acknowledge the unceded, ancestral lands of the Lheidli T'enneh, on whose lands we live, work and play.

Chapters

• 0:00 Introduction
• 0:42 Meet our inspiring guest
• 2:40 Understanding accessible tourism
• 3:49 Challenges faced by travelers
• 6:15 Creating universally accessible designs
• 7:37 Accessible attractions in PG
• 11:39 Spotlight on Caledonia Nordic Ski Club
• 13:34 Community actions for accessible travel
• 16:11 Tools for planning travel & actions to make tools effective
• 21:03 Explore more accessible destinations