Frequently asked questions

Who are you?

We are a mother-daughter team focused on neurodiverse and accessible travel.

What services do you offer?

We provide training, consulting, and accessibility and inclusive travel reviews.

How do you help travellers?

Through one-on-one consultations, guides, travel reviews, blog posts, and sensory-friendly products, we empower neurodivergent travellers.

Which countries have you visited?

We have explored over 80 countries worldwide.

What languages do you speak?

We speak four languages fluently to better connect with travellers and businesses in the travel sector. Languages include: English, French, Spanish and Portuguese. We can also communicate in Jamaican patois and are learning Arabic.

How can I book a consultation?

Visit our services page or reach out via our contact page to schedule a personalised session.

How can I book a training package?

Visit our services page for information. Alternatively, you can contact us directly on our contact page.

Do you offer discounts or concessions?

Yes, we do. At Yellow Flower Travel, we believe everyone has the right to travel without limitations. We offer a range of discounts and concessions to help make inclusive, accessible, and neurodivergent-friendly travel more affordable for all.

Why should I book a consultation or training with a mother-daughter team instead of a large agency?

We offer a personal commitment to your journey. As a mother-daughter team, we combine two generations of perspective and lived experience, ensuring that every detail - from sensory needs to physical access - is handled with the same care we would provide and expect for our own family.

How does your personal dynamic benefit those you train in the travel, tourism and hospitality sectors?

Our training offers a unique dual-perspective. We provide staff with a holistic view of the travel experience, showing how accessible and inclusive practices affect both the traveller and their companions. We don't just teach compliance; we teach empathy and practical solutions.

Who do you help?

Our goal is to make travel more accessible by supporting both sides of the journey:

Travellers: We help solo travellers, groups, and families—particularly those with neurodivergent needs or limited mobility—prepare for enjoyable, stress-free trips through expert guidance and planning support.

Businesses: We offer training to travel, tourism, and hospitality providers to implement neuroinclusive and accessible-friendly practices. By helping your business to confidently welcome accessible travellers, we help you attract more customers and tap into a wider, loyal market.

Whether you are navigating the world or hosting those who do, we provide the guidance and tools to make every experience more inclusive.