DeafNuri seeks partners to expand sign language-accessible tourism
DeafNuri is seeking information on sign language-accessible tourism businesses and new industry partnerships to expand travel resources for Deaf travelers.
DeafNuri, a travel company specializing in services for the Deaf community, is soliciting information on sign language-accessible tourism businesses and Deaf-owned shops. The firm, led by CEO Lim Seo-hee, aims to compile a comprehensive database of travel resources to support Deaf travelers in Korea and international markets.
Beyond data collection, the company is actively seeking new partnership applications from within the tourism industry. The initiative is designed to broaden the scope of accessible travel options and foster collaboration between service providers and the Deaf community.
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