Accessibility

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Corporate-Travel.com accessibility approach for site navigation and travel planning.

Site accessibility

The site aims to support keyboard navigation, visible focus, semantic headings, form labels, readable contrast and responsive layouts.

Travel accessibility

Travelers should confirm assistance, room features, transport, seating and venue access with the relevant provider.

Feedback

Report accessibility barriers to info@business-travel.com with the page URL and issue description.

Contact For website and content questions, email info@business-travel.com. For a reservation, use the provider shown on the confirmation.

Detailed information

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Last updated August 23, 2026. This section expands the practical, privacy, trust and support information for this page.

Accessibility goal

Corporate-Travel.com aims to make core navigation, search access and travel-planning content usable across a wide range of devices, input methods and assistive technologies.

Keyboard and focus

Interactive controls should be reachable by keyboard, have visible focus and use predictable activation behavior. Mobile menus, search tabs, FAQ controls and cookie controls should not require a mouse.

Headings and structure

Pages use semantic headings and grouped sections so users can scan long destination, help and legal pages more efficiently. Search tools are placed high on the page to reduce unnecessary navigation.

Contrast and text

The site aims for readable contrast on dark hero areas, cards, navigation and footer elements. Decorative animation should not be required to understand content.

Motion preferences

Where practical, animation respects reduced-motion preferences. Essential functionality should remain available without relying on motion effects.

Travel accessibility

Website accessibility does not verify accessibility at an airline, airport, hotel, venue or ground-transport provider. Travelers should confirm specific assistance, room features, seating, transfer and venue requirements directly with the relevant provider.

Reporting a barrier

Email info@business-travel.com with the affected page URL, device/browser, assistive technology if relevant and a description of the barrier. Specific reports are easier to reproduce and correct.

Continuous improvement

Accessibility is an ongoing process. Site templates, connected third-party widgets and new features may require periodic review as technologies change.