The Inclusive Edit
Luxury travel, thoughtfully experienced. Stories and insight shaped by the details that make everyone feel welcome.
A more thoughtful way to travel
The best journeys make room for everyone. We bring lived experience and an editorial eye to the places, people and details that turn a beautiful trip into one that feels truly welcoming.
The Edit
First-person reviews of hotels, destinations and experiences, with the practical details and personal moments that help you picture the whole stay.
The Standard
Ideas and industry insight on the guest experience, where access belongs in the design, the service and the sense of welcome.
Life Without Limits
People, places and experiences that make more room for adventure, creativity and the freedom to travel on your own terms.
Latest from the journal
Come along for our newest story.
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Dylan’s Nippi: “Just Enjoy It Like You Would Any Other Bike”
I knew Dylan long before his Nippi became a social-media talking point. He tells me about the motor trike his family gave him at 16, riding and racing it, and the realities…
Meet Luiz
Luiz Faye founded The Inclusive Edit after years of travelling and noticing the distance between the promise of luxury and the experience of disabled guests.
As a wheelchair user, adaptive sport leader and storyteller, Luiz brings curiosity, honesty and lived experience to every review. The aim is simple: help travellers choose with confidence, and help the industry make every guest feel considered.
The Inclusive Edit Studio
Good stories help us see places differently. The Studio is where our editorial perspective meets thoughtful collaborations across travel and hospitality.
Whether you are shaping a guest experience or finding a more meaningful way to tell its story, we would love to hear what you are working on.
More to explore
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Castle stays, Champagne Friday and the Christmas edit
Castle stays, luxury hotel expectations and a little half-term life. A note from Luiz, with new reading in the Journal and the Christmas Gift Guide.
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I travel the world independently as a wheelchair user. At a luxury London hotel, I was told to bring help.
From an accessible room I could book online to bathroom design, toilet escorts and a ramp I couldn’t use safely. My Royal Lancaster London experience,…
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Splatter Art Studio Manchester Review: A Very Happy Mess
Katy and I headed to Splatter Art Studio Manchester for an hour of painting and made a very happy mess! Steph and Emily helped the…
A little more to look forward to
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