Actualités de Access-i Asbl

Are you a tourism operator in Brussels ? Take advantage of visit.brussels' support to obtain Access-i certification, the benchmark label for accessibility. With the help of the Brussels-Capital Region, your establishment can be audited free of charge.

In 2018, the Fédération des Parcs naturels de Wallonie launched the Natur'Accessible project, proposing to make nature accessible to all. As a result, 9 trails spread across the Walloon Nature Parks and located exclusively in Natura 2000 areas have been developed for people with special needs.

A first for Access-i : certification of an urban cycle route ! That's right, Pro Velo Brussels is offering an 8 km ride between the municipalities of Jette and Laeken ! These two municipalities are unique in that they combine city life and nature.

A big first for people with special needs ! A pilot project led by Access-i : the Forest of Soignes cycle route has been certified. And it's unique : a roadbook accessible in FALC (Easy to Read and Understand) is available to help everyone plan their route safely.

Discover the 2024 activity report of the non-profit organisation Access-i ! 😃 It has been translated into sign language and into easy-to-read and easy-to-understand language ! And this year, we have also made it accessible to people with visual impairments ! 🤩

Access-i certifications are renewed every year to ensure that you always have reliable and verified information about the accessibility of venues. For the year 2025-2026, 36 operators have already renewed their certification. More information to follow...

Cyril Chocolat is a family-run chocolate shop in La Roche-en-Ardenne that is fully accessible to people with all types of disabilities. The General Commission for Tourism interviewed the manager as part of the museum's Access-i certification process. Watch the video to find out more.

Discover the interview with the Manager of the Alizé Mouscron Hotel and Aparthotel, certified by Access-i as part of the Walloon Investment Plan.