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Amelia Peckham Raised the Standard for Mobility Aids. The Industry Should Be Paying Attention.
After a spinal injury at 19, Amelia Peckham was given crutches that hurt, clicked and made her feel smaller, at the very moment she needed support. Together with her mother Clare, she built Cool Crutches: a mobility aid brand changing how support, confidence and self-expression can feel. There are some…
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Sail Away Santorini: The Private Caldera Cruise that Began with Yes
There are some experiences you quietly file away as “probably not for me.” Not because you don’t want them. Usually because you want them so much that you almost don’t want to ask the question. Will this work? Will it be safe? Does anyone know what to do? Will I…
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Luxury Is Talking About Invisible Friction. It’s Time to Talk About Accessibility.
Luxury hospitality is talking about invisible friction with a new confidence. The language is everywhere now. Ease, calm, emotional intelligence, guest psychology, a sense of arrival, and a stay that feels personal rather than processed. It’s a good conversation. A necessary one, actually. For a long time, luxury has relied…
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The Night Before Santorini: Why Accessible Milestone Travel Begins Before the Flight
There is a moment before every big trip where the holiday has technically begun, but your body hasn’t quite caught up with the idea yet. The cases are packed. The passports have been checked more times than necessary. Someone has said, “Have you got the chargers?” at least twice. And…
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Why Business Class Can Be Access for Disabled Travellers
Why this conversation matters more than you might think. I already know what a difference business class can make on a long-haul flight. Not because it feels impressive. Because I’ve felt the difference in my body. I’ve travelled long-haul in business class before, and what stayed with me wasn’t the…
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Luxury Accessible Cruise Travel Is Bigger Than Cabins
Why the future of luxury at sea will be judged by the whole guest journey There is a particular kind of promise attached to luxury travel at sea. The world softens around you. The suitcase is unpacked once. The landscape moves instead. Breakfast appears with the horizon. Dinner becomes part…
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Whittlebury Park | Accessible Spa Hotel Review
Returning to somewhere I used to know… 22 years on There is something strange about returning to a place that once knew you differently. Whittlebury Park was part of my life long before The Inclusive Edit existed. Before the wheelchair, before the access questions, and before I understood how much…
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Rudding Park Review | Accessible Five-Star Spa Stay in Yorkshire
The Inclusive Edit There are probably more glamorous reasons to book a five-star hotel than a dental appointment. But if you’re new here, this is fairly typical of me. Give me a practical errand, a free evening and the faintest excuse for a hotel stay, and I will usually find…
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Titanic Hotel Liverpool | Review
Whilst I visited Titanic Liverpool just last month, this trip actually started in 2022. I had always wanted to stay at Titanic Hotel Belfast. Being a frequent guest of Northern Ireland, I took the opportunity to spend a few days there. And it stayed with me. The building. The history.…
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A New Way to Wander | RSPB Old Moor
Experiencing Old Moor with ease, presence, and a different kind of freedom We return to Old Moor often. Not out of routine.Out of recognition. It is one of those places that allows you to arrive exactly as you are and leave feeling a little more yourself. Somewhere we come back…
