The aha Forum, in Partnership with Thomas Franks reaches capacity
The aha Forum, in Partnership with Thomas Franks, taking place on Tuesday 9 June 2026 at Barings, 20 Old Bailey in the City of London, has now reached full capacity. All places have been allocated ahead of schedule, with attendance confirmed from a cross-section of hospitality operators, including Access Champions representing Accessible Hospitality Alliance member […]
The Access Champions Collective now formed, accelerating shared purpose
Twelve Access Champions from Accessible Hospitality Alliance member organisations came together last week at Kimpton Fitzroy London for the first meeting of The Access Champions Collective. They arrived from different businesses, carrying different responsibilities, but with something in common. Each has been given responsibility for accessibility within their organisation. It doesn’t sit in one place. […]
The aha Forum back home in London, fresh from Malta
The aha Forum, in Partnership with Thomas Franks, returns home to London on 9 June at Barings in the City of London. Across the past year, from the first London forums to the recent international forum in Malta, Accessible Hospitality Alliance (aha) has developed from a movement into a growing community of change makers. Membership […]
Inverlochy Castle joins Accessible Hospitality Alliance membership
Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Scottish Highlands, Inverlochy Castle has become the latest hospitality operator to join Accessible Hospitality Alliance membership. The 19th century castle estate, long associated with refined hospitality and quiet prestige, has built its reputation on delivering a deeply personal, immersive guest experience. Its five star status is expressed through […]
Ashdown Park Hotel & Country Club joins Accessible Hospitality Alliance membership
Accessible Hospitality Alliance has welcomed Ashdown Park Hotel & Country Club into its growing membership. Part of Elite Hotels, Ashdown Park Hotel & Country Club extends the presence of accessibility-led culture across one of the UK’s most admired hotel groups. Accessible Hospitality Alliance has welcomed Ashdown Park Hotel & Country Club into its growing membership. […]
Pan Pacific London joins Accessible Hospitality Alliance membership
Pan Pacific London has become the latest hospitality operator to join Accessible Hospitality Alliance membership, a hotel where accessibility is present throughout the guest experience. Located in London’s Square Mile, Pan Pacific London has built a reputation for understated luxury, innovation and wellbeing. Within that, accessibility is neither highlighted nor hidden, it is simply there, […]
The Grand, Eastbourne joins Accessible Hospitality Alliance membership
The Grand, Eastbourne has become the latest hospitality operator to join Accessible Hospitality Alliance membership, adding further weight to a growing collective of established industry names aligning accessibility with business performance. Overlooking the seafront of the Sunshine Coast in Eastbourne, The Grand Hotel – known locally as ‘The White Palace’ – is the South Coast’s […]
SPM Consults joins Accessible Hospitality Alliance as Sponsor Partner
SPM Consults, an accessibility advisory firm working across hospitality and healthcare, has joined Accessible Hospitality Alliance (aha) as a sponsor partner, aligned in viewing accessibility as a commercial opportunity rather than a cost. Led by founder Stephen Maley, the business works with organisations seeking to better understand how accessibility can be embedded within operational and […]
The aha Forum returns home to London
The aha Forum, in Partnership with Thomas Franks, returns home to London on Tuesday 9 June 2026 at Barings, 20 Old Bailey, City of London. As the home of aha Forums, London is where the conversation began, and where it continues to evolve. While attendees travel from across the UK and further afield, it is […]
Political, Financial, and Hospitality Leaders Focus on Accessibility from People and Economic Perspectives
At The Mediterranean aha Forum, in Partnership with VisitMalta Incentives & Meetings last month, attention turned from compliance to people, as well as the implications of increased accessibility in economic terms. Julia Farrugia, Malta’s Minister for Inclusion and the Voluntary Sector, brought focus to the lived reality of accessibility within workplaces and across society. Minister […]