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London City Airport has reported a significant milestone in its efforts to enhance passenger experience, announcing a remarkable 50 per cent reduction in security queue times following the installation of new CT scanners.
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London City Airport’s plan for larger jets meets resistance over noise

By Ana Ives · June 9, 2026
 Virgin Atlantic plunges to £127m loss as Trump tariffs and Gulf war ground recovery
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Virgin Atlantic plunges to £127m loss as Trump tariffs and Gulf war ground recovery

By Ana Ives · June 3, 2026
 International travel held its nerve in the first three months of 2026, with 307 million people crossing borders despite the escalating conflict in the Middle East, but the industry's traditional Northern Hemisphere summer is now under a distinctly cooler shadow.
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International tourism climbs 2% in first quarter of the year as Middle East conflict shadows summer outlook

By Ana Ives · June 2, 2026
 Corporate flyers heading back from Schengen airports this summer should pad their schedules by an extra hour, after the UK boss of Wizz Air warned that biometric border checks are sending queues spiralling past three hours at the worst-hit terminals.
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Wizz Air tells business travellers: arrive three hours before your flight home from Europe

By Ana Ives · June 1, 2026
 The German capital has outranked Paris, London and Vienna to take top spot in a new global league table of luxury opera holidays, as a younger, fashion-forward audience reignites demand for the art form.
Bleisure

Berlin crowned the world’s best luxury opera destination for 2026

By Ana Ives · May 28, 2026
 Eighty-five per cent of corporate travel buyers oppose Washington's plan to demand half a decade of social media history at the border, new figures from Business Travel Show Europe reveal, and four in ten warn they will simply send fewer people to the United States if it goes ahead.
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Corporate travel industry rounds on Trump over five-year social media disclosure plan

By Ana Ives · May 28, 2026
 Greater Anglia has been crowned the UK’s most work-friendly train operator, leapfrogging better-known intercity rivals to claim the top spot in a new ranking that judges the railway through the eyes of the business commuter.
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Greater Anglia named UK’s most work-friendly train operator as carriage office takes hold

By Ana Ives · May 28, 2026
 A quiet but unmistakable shift is reshaping the upper end of the travel market, and it is being driven almost entirely by wealthy women.
Features

Wealthy women lead the quiet revolution in luxury solo travel

By Ana Ives · May 26, 2026
 Daria Guristrimba
Luxury

Luxury business travel turns personal as marble and Michelin stars lose their shine

By Ana Ives · May 26, 2026
 Aman New York has been named the world's most powerful luxury hotel for business travel in 2026, heading a ranking of ten properties that have effectively become the new corporate command centres for chief executives navigating an increasingly borderless economy.
Luxury

Aman New York crowned world’s number one boardroom-with-a-bed as luxury hotels redraw the map of corporate power

By Ana Ives · May 26, 2026
 Glencor data puts the south-eastern Costa Cálida region ahead of Andalusia and the Costa Blanca on group size, room counts and price per star, a combination that is increasingly catching the eye of corporate organisers planning incentive and client-entertainment trips.
Bleisure

Murcia crowned Spain’s best-value destination for group golf breaks

By Ana Ives · May 25, 2026
 Travelling for Business has been shortlisted for Trade Publication of the Year at the 2026 TravMedia Awards, one of only six titles to make the cut in the industry's most closely watched honours for travel journalism, content creation and public relations.
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Travelling for Business named finalist for Trade Publication of the Year at the 2026 TravMedia Awards

By Ana Ives · May 25, 2026