Nestled between the heritage of Wan Chai and the sophistication of Causeway Bay, The Hari Hong Kong blends design-led elegance with a uniquely personal hospitality philosophy.
Minh Phan, GM of Azerai La Residence Hue, shares his journey from Czechoslovakia to leading one of Vietnam’s finest boutique hotels—his philosophy on hospitality, cultural heritage, and guest experience.
Simon Gregorn, GM of the five-star Villa Nai on Croatia’s Dugi Otok island, shares how languages, legacy, and leadership shaped his global hotel career and his discreet vision of modern luxury.
Julian Moore, General Manager of Azerai Ke Ga Bay, shares his journey from family logistics to international resort leadership, offering insights on service, style, and the soul of hospitality in Vietnam.
Matthias Welzel, GM of Hilton Lake Como, shares insights from a 30-year global hospitality career—from London to Langkawi—and how he combines leadership, innovation and Italian charm to shape one of Europe’s standout lakefront hotels.
Tizzar Batisi, General Manager at Great Plains’ luxurious Sitatunga Private Island in Botswana, shares how her roots, passion for nature, and hands-on leadership shape an extraordinary safari experience in the heart of the Okavango Delta.
Rodrigo Buanafina, Resort Manager at Gili Lankanfushi Maldives, shares how a part-time university job led to a career in luxury hospitality—and how he’s keeping one of the world’s most beloved island resorts perfectly timeless.
Air travel between Canada and the United States is nosediving, with bookings down more than 70% year-on-year as the fallout from President Trump’s tariff war ripples beyond trade and into tourism.
British Airways CEO Sean Doyle’s multi-billion-pound strategy is reshaping the UK’s flagship airline for premium growth, for fliers and investors alike
United has announced the successful installation of Starlink on its first regional aircraft, highlighting the aviation giant’s plans to upgrade more than 300 regional planes by year’s end and the entire fleet by 2025.
A new study from the World Economic Forum (WEF) and management consultancy Kearney has revealed that global demand for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is poised to reach 17 million tonnes per annum by 2030, equivalent to about 5% of total jet fuel consumption worldwide.