Organization
Kéroul
Quebec's pioneering non-profit organization promoting accessible tourism and culture for people with reduced mobility since 1979. Keroul assesses and certifies tourist sites, trains hospitality professionals, and maintains the Quebec for All database of over 1,800 verified accessible tourism and cultural establishments.
About
Founded in 1979, Keroul is a Montreal-based non-profit organization and a recognized world leader in accessible tourism. Keroul pioneered the systematic assessment and certification of tourism and cultural establishments for physical accessibility in Quebec and has influenced accessible tourism standards internationally through its partnerships with the International Social Tourism Organisation.
What They Do
Keroul assesses the physical accessibility of tourism and cultural businesses, provides training to hospitality and tourism professionals, produces the comprehensive Quebec pour Tous / Quebec for All database and print guide, and advocates for accessible tourism policies at the provincial and federal levels. The organization also supports businesses seeking accessibility certification.
Who They Serve
Keroul serves people with reduced mobility — including wheelchair users, people who use walkers, and others with mobility limitations — who want to enjoy tourism, cultural events, and leisure activities in Quebec. Tourism businesses seeking to improve accessibility and earn certification also benefit from Keroul's expertise.
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