“According to a 2019 survey, only about 13 percent of families with children who have autism go on vacation.”

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Navigating Neurodivergent challenges when traveling 

When you, your partner, or your children are neurodivergent, planning a trip requires a lot more research. 

Britt says travel is often difficult for neurodiverse people because it involves a lot of expectations. “When I travel with neurotypical people, I am even more exhausted than when I left, so I am going to need time to recover from that vacation,” she says. “When you are allowed to design it around your own needs, it can be really meaningful.”

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This Pioneering Tour Company Designs Trips for Neurodiverse Young Adults

The travel industry is finally starting to accommodate neurodiverse adults with WanderRock, an organized tour group.