A Travel Story: Putting the Inclusive in All-Inclusive

Not Your Mama's Autism (NYMA)

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In this week's episode, we tell the story of family travel through a multi-generational lens. What many take for granted, getting on a plane and having the opportunity to see life beyond your everyday, can prove challenging to some autistic people. My brother and children, all on the autism spectrum, were no exception.
This episode touches upon how an event that happened in the early 1990's in Paris, France, would affect the way decisions were made on where and how to travel decades later in the present day. We were fortunate enough to have experts in travel, hospitality and child development join us on our storytelling journey.
For more information on all-inclusive travel at Beaches Resorts, check out this link.
For more information on autism certified travel generally, check out Dina Farmer here.

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