- Edel Reck has launched an accessible travel referral service operating from anotherworldanotherway.ie
- The platform connects travellers with additional requirements to trusted specialist providers
- Listings are based upon lived experience and research without commercial endorsement
- Services encompass accommodation, itineraries, flights, and travel planning support
- The founder has drawn upon personal adventures across multiple continents
Wexford based Edel Reck has launched Another World, Another Way, a voluntary Irish accessible travel referral service that connects travellers with additional requirements to trusted providers offering inclusive holiday experiences.
The founder, who has spina bifida and has used a wheelchair since her early teens, has drawn upon her extensive personal travel experiences—including skiing in the American Rockies, hiking Machu Picchu, and white water rafting in the Grand Canyon—to develop a service that operates independently of commercial travel agencies. The platform functions as a referral mechanism rather than a booking agent, with listings based upon lived experience, research, and industry contacts rather than commercial relationships or formal endorsements. The website now operates at anotherworldanotherway.ie and aims to expand its network of destinations and partner providers over time.
The service addresses a persistent gap in the tourism sector where travellers with accessibility requirements frequently encounter barriers to participation in group holidays or family adventures. Providers featured on the platform offer accessible accommodation, tailored itineraries, flight arrangements, layover support, and travel planning services across diverse experiences including cultural city breaks, safari expeditions, dogsledding, and sailing. The referral model maintains independence while facilitating connections between travellers and specialists who share the organisation’s commitment to inclusive travel experiences.
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Edel Reck shared The great Stevie Wonder once said you cannot base your life on other people’s expectations and I guess that pretty much sums up my philosophy. I have always had a stubborn streak determined not to just prove everybody else wrong but to prove to myself right and never accepting no for an answer.



