The national “Tourisme & Handicap” label has been created to make tourism and leisure easier for disabled people and develop a form of tourism appropriate to everyone’s needs.

Sites with a “Tourisme & Handicap” label are identified by a logo placed at the entrance of tourist establishments and on promotional documentation for the destinations. The logo uses four pictograms to inform disabled people in a reliable, consistent and objective way about accessibility for their particular disability (motor, visual, auditory and mental).

Over 100 establishments of all kinds have been given this label in Burgundy: hotels, campsites, group accommodation, restaurants, rural sites, sites of cultural and natural interest, wine cellars and outdoor leisure activities... including:

> The Hôtel de la Poste**** in Beaune

> Beaune Tourist Office***

> The Hôtel le Richebourg**** in Vosne-Romanée

> The Cassisium (Museum) in Nuits-Saint-Georges

> The Imaginarium - La Magie des Bulles   in Nuits-Saint-Georges

> Circuit Visite Veuve Ambal in Montagny-les-Beaune

> Séjour "Vins & Traditions"

> Séjour "Plaisir des yeux et régal du palais "

> Séjour "Aventure et découverte en Bourgogne"

Do you work in tourism and would like to know more about the “Tourisme & Handicap” labelling system?

> Who is the “Tourisme & handicap” label for?
> What is its purpose?
> How do I go about obtaining a label?
> Are there grants to help me make my establishment accessible?

The answers to all these questions are on the Burgundy Regional Tourist Board website, click here.