We want TravelMulti to be usable by as many people as possible.
The site includes labeled search and form inputs for screen readers, a city navigation sidebar with proper ARIA roles, high-contrast text throughout the interface, and semantic heading structure on our Travel Tips and city guide content so it works well with screen readers and browser reader modes.
The main city-browsing interface is a single-page application with dynamically updated content; we've included ARIA labels and roles on key interactive elements, but we're aware that some dynamically loaded content may not announce as smoothly as fully static pages for all screen reader configurations. We're continuing to improve this over time.
If you encounter an accessibility barrier anywhere on this site, please let us know at travelmultigo@gmail.com so we can look into it.