Two new European fly-to itineraries broaden the specialist’s programme, while four December 2026 UK festive breaks receive a £200 discount.
- Limitless Travel is adding an eight-day Tenerife itinerary for April and September 2027, priced from £2,499.
- A new five-day Netherlands break will combine Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Volendam in May, August and October 2027, from £2,049.
- Four UK festive holidays taking place before Christmas 2026 are being offered with a £200 discount.
- The programmes continue Limitless Travel’s focus on accessible transport, accommodation, group support and tailored assistance for disabled travellers.
(NEWS) BIRMINGHAM, West Midlands, United Kingdom, 2026-Sep-01 — /Travel PR News/ — Limitless Travel is expanding its European programme for 2027 with two new fly-to holidays designed around accessible sightseeing, supported group travel and a deliberately manageable pace. The additions take travellers to Tenerife and the Netherlands, while a separate seasonal promotion cuts £200 from four UK breaks taking place before Christmas 2026.
The new programme gives disabled travellers two quite different ways to test or extend their European holiday plans. One is an eight-day Canary Islands itinerary that alternates excursions with rest days; the other is a compact five-day trip linking three contrasting Dutch destinations. Both sit within Limitless Travel’s wider model of researching accessible accommodation and transport and providing group support, with supplementary care and specialist equipment available where required.
A slower look at Tenerife beyond the resort strip
Tenerife Hidden Gems, scheduled for April and September 2027, is priced from £2,499 for eight days. Rather than concentrating only on beaches and resort time, the itinerary is built around the island’s history, culture and food and drink, including visits to La Laguna, the Museum of Nature and Archaeology and Santa Cruz, as well as a flamenco evening and a vineyard tour with wine tasting.
A notable feature is the pacing. Excursion days alternate with three rest days, leaving guests time to recover and use the hotel rather than following a full programme every day. That structure is intended to make a fly-to holiday more manageable for travellers who may need additional recovery time between activities while still providing a broader view of Tenerife beyond its coastal resorts.
Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Volendam in five days
The new Dutch Cities & Canals itinerary will run in May, August and October 2027, with prices starting from £2,049. The five-day trip combines Amsterdam’s canals and cultural attractions with Rotterdam’s modern cityscape and the more traditional setting of Volendam.
Planned experiences include a Dutch cheese-and-clog visit, time in Volendam, a guided tour of Rotterdam and an accessible canal cruise in Amsterdam. With a comparatively short flight from the UK and a five-day duration, the itinerary is positioned as an option for travellers who want to try an overseas supported holiday without committing to a longer trip.
Four festive UK breaks receive a £200 discount
Alongside the 2027 launches, Limitless Travel has announced a £200 discount across four UK festive departures taking place in December 2026. All are scheduled to return before Christmas Day, allowing travellers to join a supported group celebration while still spending Christmas itself at home.
The offer covers Blackpool Illuminations, Christmas in the Cotswolds, Festive Devon & Cornwall and Festive Snowdonia. Across the seasonal programme, activities include pantomimes, Christmas markets, festive celebrations and steam-train journeys, depending on the itinerary.
One of those trips, Festive Devon & Cornwall, is currently listed as a five-day accessible break based in Plymouth, with an accessible coach, group support and holiday assistance included. Its itinerary includes seasonal visits to Cotehele and the Eden Project as well as a festive steam-train journey, illustrating the kind of supported group format used across the company’s UK programme.
Angus Drummond, CEO and founder of Limitless Travel, said the festive breaks are intended to give guests a supportive setting in which to travel and meet others before Christmas. He described them as “a stress-free opportunity to share experiences, build friendships, and celebrate before heading home for Christmas.”
Accessibility built into the holiday model
Drummond founded Limitless Travel in 2017 after being diagnosed with muscular dystrophy at the age of 22. The company describes itself as founded and run by people with disabilities and says its holidays use researched wheelchair-accessible and disabled-friendly hotels and transport, supported by carers, tour managers and specialist equipment where needed.
The two new European departures extend that approach into itineraries with different levels of intensity: Tenerife places recovery time directly into the schedule, while the Netherlands trip keeps the overall holiday short. Together with the discounted UK festive programme, the additions reflect a broader effort to give disabled travellers more choice not only in destination, but also in trip length, pace and type of support.
