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Experiencing the Azores With Support That Helped Me Thrive

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By Hana Smid - Travelling to the Azores was something I had been looking forward to for months, but what made the trip truly meaningful wasn’t just the landscapes or the warm weather — it was the way Su and the whole group supported me throughout. From the moment we set off, I felt that people were paying attention not just to the itinerary, but to how I was doing, what I needed, and how to make the experience accessible and enjoyable for me. That sense of being held in mind made a huge difference.

Go Beyond Welcomes Florence to the Team

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By Florence Voller - Hello everyone! I’m the newest member of the team, having joined in September as the Marketing and Engagement Lead — and here’s a little about my journey so far.

Go Beyond at the Travel for Everybody Awards

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By Rachel Speed - Go Beyond had the enormous pleasure of going to an awards ceremony last week. We were shortlisted for Outstanding Achievement in Accessible Travel - Tour Operator at the inaugural Travel for Every Body Awards. Hosted by Selling Travel Magazine, the awards celebrated everyone in the travel industry who is trying to make holidaying and adventuring as inclusive and accessible as possible.

Go Beyond at the Autism and ADHD Show

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By Kevin Bunch – New Client Relations - Taking a break from our busy holiday schedule, last month we headed over to the capital for the London Autism & ADHD Show. This was our second time exhibiting at the event and despite the change in venue from Excel at Victoria Dock to The Business Design Centre in Islington, it was once again a huge success for us.

Van Gogh, Canals and Dutch Pancakes

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By Charlotte Archer – Hello everyone, I’m Charlotte and I recently went on a Travel Buddy Holiday to Amsterdam! This was my third Travel Buddy Holiday, after Barcelona and Vienna, and holidays in Dartmoor and Galicia. But that’s a different story...

My Bulgaria Skiing Holiday

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My Bulgaria Skiing Holiday A memoir by Max Jackson - Prologue The day before the holiday, I managed to pack my clothes and anything I wanted to take with me. I’ve enjoyed going on holidays with the group Im going with. And so the big day begins tomorrow. Chapter 1 – Travelling Day I woke up…

Live out your dream with our Travel Buddy scheme

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By Kevin Bunch – New Client Relations - Go Beyond is now firmly established as one of the UK’s foremost travel companies for supported holidays. Renowned for our scheduled holiday programme, we endeavour to offer something for everyone when putting together our itineraries each year. Despite being in business since 2009, we are still learning, still...

The Birth of Go Beyond and Gratitude to Tracy

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The Birth of Go Beyond and Gratitude to Tracy By Ian Callen – Go Beyond Founder Go Beyond Holidays is now 15 years old. We have facilitated hundreds of supported holidays all over Europe and into Africa. Sometimes, usually whilst supporting our guests on holiday, when sat around a full bustling dinner table and after...

The Golden Land

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The Golden Land Our Go Beyond 2022 summer in Spain happened quite by accident. During the planning for our supported holidays in 2021, it became apparent that our summer program first choice in Dartmoor, wasn’t going to happen. Our 2022 brochure was going to print and I needed to find a replacement quickly. Finding a...

Wildcat and Pine Marten in Cairngorms Face-off

Wildcat & Pine Marten in Cairngorms Face-off Supporting people on holiday to realise magical wildlife moments Spot a pine marten and that can make a Cairngorms trip. Glimpse an elusive wildcat and, well, that’s a memory to last a lifetime. But watch a pine marten and a wildcat facing off on the same log? That’s…

The Magic of Coming Together

The Magic of Coming Together It has been a bumpy time for everyone during the last year. However, it has been a rollercoaster ride for people working in the tourism industry. A ride mostly taking you downwards and surrounded in thick fog. I run a successful supported holiday company for people with autism, learning disabilities…