If you work in travel, hospitality or family tourism, and you believe sensory-friendly should be standard, not special, we'd like to talk.
Why this matters for your business
Around 1 in 7 people in the UK are estimated to be neurodivergent
That's a significant share of every family group that walks through your doors. Most of them are making invisible accommodations every step of the way.
The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower
The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower is recognised worldwide, not just in the UK. About the Sunflower scheme.
What we offer partners isn't a product. It's a signal.
Gentle Journeys wants to work with travel companies, holiday parks, hotels and holiday lets who want to do more than comply with accessibility requirements.
We can help with in-room sensory welcome packs and our 4-language lanyard card. Every partnership is shaped around what works for you and for the families who stay with you.
How we work together
Sensory welcome packs
Ready-made in-room kits that signal to neurodivergent families they're genuinely welcome. Start with our In-Room Support Kit.
Lanyard cards
Our 4-language Sunflower lanyard card for check-in, pre-arrival or a family welcome pack. Talk to us about what you need. See the card.
Current Partners
Businesses and community groups already on board.
Graham Getaways
TravelVisit on Facebook (opens in a new tab)A Plymouth-based independent travel agent creating personalised holidays and getaways, with a warm, family-first approach to planning every trip.
Wanderlust Travel Adventures
TravelVisit on Facebook (opens in a new tab)Travel with Kate — an independent travel agent (InteleTravel UK, ABTA & ATOL protected) planning trips and adventures, helping families explore the world their way.
Teignmouth Neurodiversity Hub
Support groupVisit on Facebook (opens in a new tab)An award-winning South Devon non-profit (CIC), run by neurodivergent parents of neurodivergent children — a safe space offering signposting, guidance, accessible activities and trips, and a real sense of community.
Tissues and Issues
Support groupVisit website (opens in a new tab)A Torquay-based community interest company supporting parents and carers of young people with disabilities, additional needs, or awaiting diagnosis — through social connection, information and accessible guidance.
Crooked Horn Farm
Support groupVisit on Facebook (opens in a new tab)A rescue farm and community group on Facebook, giving a home to rescue animals, sharing educational resources for children and families, and connecting people with nature.
Play Cafe Torquay
Place to visitVisit website (opens in a new tab)A small, independent, family-run soft play centre in Torquay, with a SEND-exclusive session every Thursday afternoon in term time.
Steam Cafe Paignton
Place to visitVisit on Facebook (opens in a new tab)A small science discovery centre in Paignton, built for the community. Find out what’s on through their Facebook page.
Common questions from partners
How does a partnership work?
It starts with a simple conversation. Tell us about your venue and the families you welcome, and we'll recommend the easiest way to offer sensory support, from our In-Room Support Kit to our 4-language Sunflower lanyard card.
Do you offer co-branded products?
Talk to us. Tell us what you have in mind and we'll tell you honestly what we can do.
What's the minimum order for partnership?
We work with partners at different scales. Tell us what you're thinking and we'll give you an honest answer about what works at your volume. If you'd like to start with one, the In-Room Support Kit can be bought online today.
How do we get started?
Send us a message through our contact page. Tell us a little about your business and what you're hoping to offer families. We'll take it from there.
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Partner with us
Tell us about your venue
A hotel, a holiday park, a caravan site or an attraction: tell us a little about your guests and we'll come back to you by email.
The In-Room Support Kitยฃ199.00 ยท see what's in it