UK: Luxurious Warwickshire lodge Billesley Manor has launched a braille marriage ceremony information as a part of its fairness, inclusivity and accessibility commitments.
Coinciding with Nationwide Braille Day on 4 January 2024, Billesley Manor Resort and Spa has launched a braille marriage ceremony information designed to supply visually impaired visitors with info together with an in depth format of the manor, its facilities, and extra.
Out there to be used this month, the initiative kinds a part of a wider technique to develop the lodge’s accessibility efforts all through 2024. Plans are underway to prolonged the braille provisions to incorporate menus and room info packs.
Laura Cherrington, gross sales director at Billesley Manor, mentioned: “At present, greater than 30,000 folks within the UK use braille to assist them talk. At Billesley Manor, we consider in creating an setting the place each visitor feels valued and welcomed. The introduction of our braille information aligns with our dedication to making sure an inclusive and accommodating expertise for all our visitors, no matter their circumstances.”
She added: “Embracing inclusivity is a continuing evolution and a promise we proceed to uphold, and it’s our dedication to constructing it into the very essence of our choices, making certain that each particular person feels welcome right here. With each addition, we’re redefining hospitality.”
