Vibgyor Holidays aims to make trip planning and booking usable for a wide range of travellers. Here’s how we approach accessibility and how to get personal assistance.
1. Our commitment
Travel planning should not be harder than the journey itself. We work to keep key pages readable on mobile and desktop, with clear headings, understandable forms, and sufficient colour contrast in both light and dark themes where feasible.
We continue improving navigation, booking widgets, and content structure so assistive technologies can interpret pages more reliably over time.
2. Website usability practices
Semantic headings and descriptive link labels on core flows.
Form fields with visible labels for booking and contact requests.
Responsive layouts so text can reflow on smaller screens.
Avoiding conveying critical information by colour alone when we can add text labels.
3. Assisted booking
If the website is difficult to use for any reason — vision, motor, cognitive load, or temporary injury — our team can complete booking steps with you by phone.
Call 9889995999 or email support@vibgyorholidays.com with preferred dates, destination, number of travellers, and any accessibility needs (step-free hotel room, vehicle with extra space, slower-paced itinerary, etc.).
4. On-trip considerations
Many heritage sites and temples in India involve stairs, uneven paths, or security queues. We can help set expectations and suggest alternatives when a fully barrier-free route is not possible at a monument.
Private car itineraries are often more adaptable than fixed group bus departures for travellers who need flexible rest stops.
5. Feedback
Please report accessibility barriers with the page URL, device/browser, and a short description of what blocked you. Specific feedback helps us prioritise fixes.
Write to support@vibgyorholidays.com with subject “Accessibility Feedback”.
6. Ongoing improvements
Accessibility is continuous. As we add features (new booking widgets, filters, or media), we aim to test common paths and refine them based on real traveler feedback.
7. Choosing suitable trip formats
Private car itineraries usually allow more flexible rest stops than fixed shared-bus departures — useful if someone needs frequent breaks.
Day trips with heavy walking (forts, old-city lanes, temple queues) may fatigue travellers with limited mobility. Ask us for slower pacing or fewer stops when you enquire.
Hotel-inclusive plans can reduce same-day strain compared with very long return drives to Delhi NCR late at night.
Call 9889995999 or email support@vibgyorholidays.com with mobility or sensory needs so we can check hotels and vehicles before you pay.
8. Companions, seating & expectations
Travel companions assisting a guest should be included in headcount for vehicle sizing and hotel occupancy.
Heritage sites in India often include stairs and uneven surfaces. We set expectations honestly when a route cannot be fully barrier-free, and suggest alternatives where partners allow.
Feedback on accessibility barriers — with page URL and device details — helps us prioritise website and operations improvements.
9. Website roadmap & assistance promise
We continue refining forms, contrast, and mobile layouts so booking paths stay usable under bright outdoor light and on smaller phones.
If a filter, date picker, or checkout control blocks you, describe the barrier — we treat accessibility tickets as product bugs, not “nice to have” notes.
Assisted booking by phone remains available: 9889995999. Email support@vibgyorholidays.com with preferred callback time if you cannot stay on a long call.
On trip days, tell your coordinator early about fatigue or queue concerns so the day can be reordered when the attraction allows.