Adam Murphy recalls that after caring for his autistic son, Ryan, for decades, he noted a newfound openness in Ryan to try new experiences, including air travel.
Traveling presents challenges for neurodivergent individuals, who often face overwhelming changes in routine, sensory overload, and unpredictable situations that can arise in various environments.
The majority of families with autistic members express hesitancy towards travel, yet a significant number would engage in travel more frequently if options were better tailored to their needs.
In recent years, the travel industry has increased efforts to create an inclusive environment for neurodivergent travelers, with sensory-friendly airport spaces and special accommodations available.
Collection
[
|
...
]