ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT

The accessibility of websites and mobile applications in the public sector involves a set of principles and techniques that must be applied when designing, building, maintaining, and updating websites and mobile apps, ensuring equality and non-discrimination in access, especially for people with disabilities and the elderly.

Royal Decree 112/2018, of September 7, on the accessibility of public sector websites and mobile applications establishes the following minimum requirements:

1. The websites and applications of obligated entities must be accessible to their users, particularly older people and those with disabilities, ensuring that their content is perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust, in accordance with the standards of Article 6.
2. Accessibility will be fully integrated into the design, management, maintenance, and updating of website and application content.
3. Entities will adopt measures to exceed the minimum required level of accessibility whenever possible.

TURISBEDS' COMMITMENT TO ACCESSIBILITY

At Turisbeds, we maintain a strong commitment to achieving full inclusion of all users of the organization and society in general. Our priority is to ensure universal access to the content published on our website, achieving an AA accessibility level as established by the WCAG.

For inquiries regarding accessibility requirements, you can contact us through the following means:

• Email: incoming@turisbeds.com
• Phone: +34 928 495 220

Turisbeds' response will include:

• The unit issuing the response.
• The decision made.
• The requested accessible information (if applicable).
• If immediate compliance is not possible, the estimated timeframe and the unit responsible for making the corrections.
• The unit to which complaints can be addressed and the procedure for doing so.

ACCESSIBILITY TECHNICAL SHEET

This year, we have updated our site's accessibility using PageSpeed, ensuring that improvements align with the latest accessibility practices and standards.

The results indicate the following:

Compliance Level: Priority 1 and 2

• Average portal score:100

No issues were found in the diagnostic conducted across all pages.

The accessibility review by the Web Accessibility Observatory is conducted using an automatic methodology specifically developed for this observatory. This methodology considers only 20 accessibility checks, each consisting of several automatically performed verifications.

The methodology, using the UNE 139803:2012 standard (WCAG 2.0), was approved by the State Administration's Website Working Group and the "Observatory, Indicators and Measures" Group of the Sectoral Committee on Electronic Administration (regional and local governments).

Update History:

• Update date with PageSpeed: July 14, 2025 (1st revision)