Accessible Tourism suggests physical access, wheelchair accessible toilets, and ramps, and related to compliance with regulations. Inclusive Tourism starts there, and adds compassion, an understanding and a welcome. It is not asking for the world to become wheelchair accessible, but to raise awareness of the needs of people with mobility issues, those with imperfect vision and hearing, or an intellectual or mental disability. For this exercise we have presumed all these are a disability, even if it’s caused by aging, and our guests don’t identify as being a person with a disability. We should reflect on the reality that we will all be disabled one day, some from birth, some caused by “accident”, through illness or eventually old age will catch the rest of us, and that even mothers with prams are “disabled” when confronted by a flight of steps.