Italy Rome Tour is committed to making its website accessible, in accordance with Italian Law 4/2004 (also known as the “Stanca Law”) and in line with the principles of universal accessibility outlined in the WCAG 2.1 – Level AA guidelines.
Compliance Status
The website https://www.italyrometour.com is not yet compliant with the accessibility requirements set forth by international standards (WCAG 2.1, Level AA). However, we are actively working to improve the usability of our digital content and remove any barriers that may prevent access to our online services.
Non-accessible Content
Some sections of the website may currently present the following issues:
- Missing alternative text for some images
- Insufficient color contrast in some areas
- Improper use of headings and page structure
- Missing descriptions for certain links or buttons
- Limited compatibility with assistive technologies (screen readers, keyboard navigation, etc.)
Planned Improvements
Over the coming months, we are committed to:
- Updating the technical infrastructure of the website to ensure compliance with WCAG 2.1 guidelines
- Reorganizing content for better clarity and navigation
- Training our internal team on digital accessibility best practices
- Extending our accessible tourism services, including for individuals with motor or sensory disabilities
Evaluation Methods
Accessibility checks are in progress and will be carried out using:
- Automated validators (such as WAVE and Lighthouse)
- Manual testing with screen readers and keyboard navigation
- Content review by accessibility experts
Feedback and Contact
We welcome reports of any accessibility barriers encountered while using our website, as well as suggestions for improvement. Please contact us at: accessibility@italyrometour.com
Statement Date
June 26, 2025
This statement was drafted through internal self-assessment.