People with disabilities and their families remain underserved by inaccessible tourism infrastructures and services around the world. This affects nearly 1.3 of the global population. According to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the right to freedom of movement or travel is a basic human right. But accessible tourism remains a distant dream in many destinations. Adjusting this inequity course for collaboration between government, private sector, civil society organizations and development partners. Making accessible tourism is not easy work to do, but it is the right work to do. The UN and the party means committed to supporting all stakeholders in creating an enabling environment for accessible tourism in the country. We will play our part in encouraging the private sector to build more accessible tourism facilities in the country.