So so people with disabilities do the same.

That has bean that I, as a wheelchair user personally like to do.

When I travel like going out of my comfort zone all around the country, you're gonna have basics like the Rams.

The law says that there has to be an accessible bathroom, that the hotels have to have at least one room and all of those basic accessible services.

But when you go to reality, you see that people with disabilities need more than basics.

Disabilities are different from one to the other.

We create all of the Centenary all of our products with people that have the different conditions it get.

Travel can give the same experience to anyone.

It doesn't matter their condition.

It's basically if they want to do it or not.

If they're brave enough to do it or not, person that comes to Costa Rica can visit around seven different microclimate UN accessible back wage way have a Gillette, which is the equipment to do any trail around Costa Rica.

We have amphibian chairs, walkers.

We can adapt what is not accessible.

We promote, not Onley, tourism as leisure.

But also the idea is to make experiences and moments to remember and for people with disabilities to travel in the same way.

Equity and inclusion.

We had a guest, that WAAS terminal.

We took him and his wife.

I'm crying to the ocean and they did the surf lesson.

And on the sunset they serve the same way, right?

Travelers feel very comfortable knowing that there's persons with disabilities that really understand their situation, so it's really empowered and it's really unique and it's incredible.