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Hong Kong is a popular tourist city in the world. There are millions of tourists visiting Hong Kong each year. With the ratification of the UN Convention of the Rights of Person with Disabilities, there is an increasing awareness that persons with disabilities can enjoy all human rights on an equal basis with others, including the right to travel around the world freely and independently with dignity and respect.

Availability of accessible facilities in Hong Kong has improved in the last decade as a result of Government’s legislation; advocacy and promotion of caring for people with mobility difficulties. However, public sources of information on accessible facilities in Hong Kong for persons with disabilities were inadequate. The Access Guide Book was first published in 1982 by a volunteer group. It was updated in 2004. In the Summer of 2009, an extensive study on the accessibility of tourists’ facilities in Hong Kong focusing on accommodation, dining out facilities, scenic spots and shopping arcades was undertaken by the Hong Kong Society for Rehabilitation, a non-profit NGO dedicated to serving people with disabilities and chronic health conditions. Based on the findings in the survey, the “Visitors' Guide to Accessible Facilities in Hong Kong” was compiled and this “Access Guide” Website was established. The Project was sponsored by the Hong Kong SAR Government through the Rehabilitation Office of the Labour and Welfare Bureau (LWB).

Since 2013, with the supports from LWB, this “Access Guide” Website has been revamped to conformance Level AA of the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0. After the efforts of Rehab Volunteers, accessibility information of over 80 sites has been updated, including photos and videos.