The First Airport’s Sensory Room in Europe

jueves, 11 de mayo de 2017

The First Airport’s Sensory Room in Europe

This airport made this sensory room to make kids with special needs feel comfortable, as a way to help them and their parents.

Travelers usually want the best conditions when going on trips outside: the costs must be equal to the benefits the airport or cruise will offer to the customers. Most families need to feel comfortable in the place they’ll be around while waiting for their departure, this is why places such as airports must be equipped properly to give their passengers the best environment possible.

In the case of families with autistic children, providing a place for their kids to feel comfortable with will be the best way to convince parents to go for it. The good news is that thanks to an initiative by Adam & Friends, a sensory room has been implemented in the Shannon airport.

This European airport in Ireland features a new room with the possibility for children to relax while waiting for their flight. With many child-friendly items that adapt to kids with special needs, making it a great distraction. As airports are very noisy and busy most of the time, this rooms provides the silence your children need with the tools provided for them to enjoy as amusement.

This new room is already available as it opened on April 2nd, which was coincidentally the start of the Awareness Month and the World Autism Day.

The goal of the Shannon Airport is to raise the awareness and the implementation of more places for children to feel comfortable through Europe and the world. With initiatives like these, parents won’t be feeling worried or dissuaded to travel with their kids, creating opportunities for the little ones to enjoy. Tourism is not only about the destination: If you offer your customers comfort from the very moment they decide to make a reservation, you’ll be having clients loyal to the services you offer.