New Accessible Tours Launched at Stamford Bridge

The Bezigrad Stadium in Slovenia, once home to NK Olimpija and a venue for UEFA Cup matches, has fallen into disrepair since its closure in 2008, despite plans for redevelopment. Meanwhile, at Old Trafford, a VIP experience offered by Marriott Bonvoy showcases luxury and exclusivity for Manchester United fans, complete with gourmet dining and celebrity encounters. In London, new walking tours led by individuals with firsthand homelessness experience aim to foster empathy and awareness, highlighting the growing homelessness crisis which has increased by 33% in the past year. Additionally, Chelsea FC has introduced Relaxed Stadium Tours and a Quiet Hour in their Megastore to enhance accessibility for visitors requiring a calmer environment. These initiatives reflect a broader push for inclusivity in sports and tourism, merging entertainment with social consciousness. As various cities address issues from dilapidated sports venues to homelessness and accessibility, they are also creating unique experiences that engage their communities.