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Asking for your help, please.

Asking for your help, please.

October 23, 2019 Posted by Alan Day Feedback

You will be helping us, somewhat, and the community, greatly, if you’ll share your opinions with us below.

When we meet with travel industry executives, our objective is to give them some insight on what is needed in order to make travel more autism-friendly. Their frequent response is to ask “is there data to back this up”.

By answering the questions in the very brief survey below, you’ll be arming us with that data. We will be able to tell those execs exactly what the community wants in order to make travel easier.

  • NeverRarely (have taken some)Seldom (less than 1 per year)Sometimes (around 1 per year)Frequently (more than 1 per year)
  • 5 Profound impact4321 Zero Impact
    Judgement/lack of understanding by strangers
    Elopement risk
    Can't accommodate special dietary needs
    Child's difficulty dealing with change
    Multiple sensory concerns
    Something else (please comment below)
  • YesMaybeNo
  • Very ImportantImportantNeutralNot important
    Staff trained in autism awareness
    Detailed Information given about sensory hazards
    Procedures available to reduce wait times
    Alarms on all doors
    Something else (please comment below)

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About Alan Day

Alan Day – Co-Founder of Autism Double-Checked is an accomplished travel agent who began his career with Liberty Travel in 1999, then on moving to Connecticut in 2005, he formed his own agency. Alan’s son has Autism Spectrum Disorder: When considering the impact that his son’s Autism had on their own family vacations, Alan decided to refocus his agency and specialize in providing assistance and support for families impacted by Autism. For this purpose, he founded ASD Vacations to exclusively as a serve such families. In addition to assisting individual families, Alan produced a unique program called ‘Magic for Autism’ that enables groups of families to travel together with support for flights and at the destination. Alan also wrote a ‘Guide to Flying with Autism Spectrum Disorder’ and the Autism Passport as a means of communication between parents and destination resorts. Alan also writes a regular blog with tips and resources for families traveling with Autism.

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