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A short list of theme parks, cruise lines, and outdoor activities that offer sensory-sensitive solutions.

Palm Desert’s largest resort just became the first in the Greater Palm Springs area to be designated a Certified Autism Center. Here’s what the certification means for guests on the spectrum.

What does an autism-certified city look like? Destinations around the world are figuring that out as they build a trend in accessible travel.

Bruce Munro’s popular light installation is once again on view in Paso Robles—this time, until September 5, 2022

Customized itineraries, social stories, and sensory kits help families pull off a seamless visit.

Sensei Porcupine Creek takes an ultra-personalized, science-based approach to nutrition, rest, and physical therapy.

Sensory rooms date back to the 1970s, but have grown in number in recent years.

Sensory-friendly restaurants, hotels, and attractions welcome travelers with autism to the beautiful resort town of Myrtle Beach.

Taste, tears, and tipsiness, oh my! These are the fascinating ways your body changes while at cruising altitude on flights.

Street festivals, hiking, authentic food markets, and the best spots for snorkeling—plus where to stay

Six Senses Kyoto is the eco-conscious luxury collection’s second urban hotel, and it’s rich in wellness experiences and cultural encounters.

Autism awareness isn’t enough. Here’s how some brands are supporting neurodiverse travelers to make trips not just possible but also enjoyable.

Hotels are offering thoughtfully crafted programs where the luxury of travel isn’t about packing your itinerary—it’s about unpacking your stress.

For people with autism, traveling can be stressful. But these certified resorts, cruises, and destinations can remove a lot of that worry.

More than 30,000 cabin crew and ground staff will be trained on how to work with autistic travelers to better support them through their journey.