For the frequent flyer, business hotels are more than just crash pads. They’re conference call HQs, after-hours workspaces, and occasionally, sanctuaries from a brutal travel schedule.
For business travellers, staying connected isn’t a luxury -it’s a lifeline. But what happens when your faithful laptop charger becomes the star of its own adventure, disappearing just when you…
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
In a world where the travel industry has long been dominated by male leadership, Naya Traveler is rewriting the narrative.
In honour of International Women’s Day, we shine a spotlight on the incredible women shaping the future of business travel.
Aashica Khanna is redefining the global wellness landscape through her leadership at Ananda in the Himalayas, one of the world’s premier wellness retreats.
When you travel for business, it’s with a purpose in mind. The priority is where you’re going. But, it would be incorrect to say how you get there doesn’t matter.
Eating habits are shifting gears, moving beyond fine-dining into a social media-fuelled treasure hunt.
INDI, a matchmaking system for authentic experiences with locals
A new study by Onebed analyses countries where hotels offer the best value for sleep quality, comparing sleep ratings with average nightly prices.
In the world of air travel, a new term has emerged to describe a particularly impatient group of passengers: "aisle lice."
With global business travel on the rise, UK professionals are frequently heading abroad for work. In fact, around 6.3 million UK residents took international business trips last year.*
