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  • Plane weird: How the airport broke my spirit

    December 9, 2024

    I’m not a nervous flyer in the usual sense. Being in a tin can at an altitude of 35,000 feet (that’s half the height of Gary Barlow’s son, for reference) doesn’t really get me rattled. The rational side of me kicks in. You’re more likely to be hit by a car, or die from a [...]

  • WH Smith: Profit jumps as expansion into travel shops pays off

    November 14, 2024

    WH Smith’s push into travel has paid off with the bulk of its growth in the last year due to higher profit at airports, train stations and motorway services. WH Smith’s revenue rose seven per cent to £1.918bn in the year ended 31 August, 2024, driven by growth in travel shops plus the company’s expansion [...]

  • What happened at the poshest event in Monaco 

    November 11, 2024

    Arriving in Monaco, a magnet for the rich and glamorous and the second smallest country in the world, I was struck by the tones of the buildings: an enticing blur of apricot, peach and sand.  Famed for fast cars due to international races like Monaco Grand Prix and Monaco ePrix, it is a country of [...]

  • London Heathrow Airport set for busiest year ever after record October

    November 11, 2024

    London Heathrow airport is set to surpass its pre-pandemic passenger record after its busiest October ever saw seven million travellers use the airport. More than 7.2m passengers flew through Heathrow in October as the half term peak helped the airport to its sixth consecutive month of more than seven million passengers. “This year has been [...]

  • This is why business travel will never be the same again – IWG boss

    October 15, 2024

    Current signs indicate business travel is unlikely recover to pre-pandemic levels, the boss of IWG, one of the world’s largest office providers, has said. “Technology will never replace the value of in-person interactions where they are strategically important,” chief executive Mark Dixon told CityAM. However, he warned “all signs suggest it is unlikely to return to [...]

  • Skyscanner: Profit jumps to almost £100m at travel search engine

    October 14, 2024

    Profit at travel search engine Skyscanner has rocketed to almost £100m thanks to the final Covid-19 restrictions coming to an end. The Edinburgh-headquartered business has reported a pre-tax profit of £95.2m for 2023, up from the £31.5m it achieved in 2022. Newly-filed accounts with Companies House also show its revenue rose from £283.8m to £349.4m [...]

  • These amazing apartments are designed to look like your supercar

    October 7, 2024

    Do you love your car? Enough to sleep in it? Or, more accurately, do you love your car enough to sleep in a residence built from the ground up to reflect its shape, its personality, its philosophy? A growing number of (extremely rich) people do, with such branded residences popping up from Dubai to Spain [...]

  • Why Georgia’s capital Tbilisi is the most fascinating city in Europe

    October 7, 2024

    Towering over the Georgian capital of Tbilisi is Mtatsminda Park, a Soviet-era fairground and gardens set atop a craggy hill. Accessed by a funicular railway, you will find a host of terrifying, creaky old amusement rides, including the 65-metre-high Giant Wheel, which seems to bow outwards over the edge of a sheer cliff. Dotted around [...]

  • How I positioned my start-up at the forefront of London’s business travel scene

    October 7, 2024

    Entrepreneur Bobby Drewett of business travel app Ouno on his plans to shake up the industry

  • A taste of the Georgian high life in the City: Batty Langley’s hotel in Shoreditch

    September 28, 2024

    Shed your City skin and play the part of a Georgian aristocrat, writes Lucy Kenningham reviewing Batty Langley's hotel in Shoreditch

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