Hollywood star Warwick Davis has travelled the globe for films such as Star Wars and Willow and for television travel shows, staying in some of the world’s top hotels, but he admits the most accessible accommodation he has experienced is on a cruise.
Davis, famous for playing Wicket the Ewok in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi and the title character in Willow, is set to be a star guest aboard P&O Cruises’Britannia during a sold-out Caribbean sailing next month.
He is a regular speaker on cruise ships, having previously appeared on Cunard, Disney Cruise Line and Princess vessels.
The actor, who has a bone growth disorder called spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia congenita that results in dwarfism, says he has always found cruises to be an accessible form of travel.
He told The Independent: “Being someone with a disability travelling through airports, nothing is right for us.
“Everything is too high; they can’t see my face in the new automatic passport gates,
