What is  unique is that one of the family members is a neurodiverse individual making their very first overseas trip.

The International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES) 
The IBCCES has been pivotal in transforming travel experiences for individuals with autism by training hotels, travel professionals, and visitor bureaus to become more welcoming and accommodating.

  • Understanding Autism Travel: Autism is a complex condition affecting approximately 1% of children and adultsworldwide. For autistic travelers, crowded spaces and sudden changes can be particularly challenging. However, with the right accommodations and awareness, travel can become a rewarding experience that fosters social abilities and self-awareness.
  • IBCCES Certification: The IBCCES offers autism certifications for restaurants, shops, attractions, destinations, and cities. These certifications ensure that businesses are trained in sensory awareness and general sensitivity towards autistic individuals.
  • Certified Autism Destinations: These are places where most tourism-related organizations have received training to become more autism-friendly. Such destinations offer a welcoming environment for autistic travelers and their families.

Working with Neurodiverse travelers requires meticulous attention to detail and genuine care for clients; something that sets Gin & Tonic Travel apart in the travel industry.

Our commitment to inclusivity is evident in our efforts to provide a travel experience that caters to all individuals. Understanding of the needs of neurodivergent travelers ensures that every journey is both enjoyable and accommodating.

If you're considering embarking on a journey that incorporates IBCCES certification or tailored autism travel experiences, look no further than Gin & Tonic Travel. Our entire team is IBCESS certified: Marc, Angela and Samantha  are ready to craft a travel itinerary that meets your unique needs and ensures a memorable adventure.