Transreport, a global leader in accessibility innovation, has been formally presented with the UK’s most prestigious business honour – the King’s Award for Enterprise in Innovation – recognising the company’s groundbreaking work in transforming travel for Disabled and older people worldwide.
Today, Transreport has been honoured with a King’s Award for Enterprise in the category of Innovation. This prestigious recognition celebrates our commitment to creating innovative solutions that drive positive change.
Transreport Japan K.K today launches Passenger Assistance Web, an accessible web-based assistance request application, available at Hankyu Railway Stations across Japan. The new platform allows passengers to arrange, review, and modify assistance requests easily, at any time, via smartphone or desktop.
Transreport, a leading innovator in travel accessibility technology, is pleased to announce the upcoming launch of the web application Passenger Assistance in Japan in Spring 2025, in partnership with Hankyu Corporation (hereinafter, Hankyu). Passenger Assistance Web allows passengers to communicate their access needs ahead of their journeys. By creating a single profile, passengers can choose to store their access needs for future journeys. As the first railway operator in Japan to introduce this platform, Hankyu is working closely with Transreport to enhance accessibility and provide a more inclusive travel experience for all passengers.
Transreport, a pioneering technology company specialising in inclusive travel solutions, is launching its groundbreaking Passenger Assistance technology with East Midlands Airport (EMA). Following an impactful partnership since May 2024, Transreport will deploy its staff-side technology with EMA in 2025, transforming travel experiences for millions of Disabled and older passengers, as well as anyone with access needs, travelling through the airport.
Transreport, a pioneering technology company specialising in inclusive travel solutions, is actively addressing these challenges, facilitating over 181,000 bookings for assisted rail travel in Q4 2023, reflecting a significant surge in demand during the busy festive season.
