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The June – July ’26 issue

Inside the June/July 2026 issue of Travelling For Business: longevity travel, Madrid’s MICE boom, Accor’s Sébastien Bazin, and the world’s best hotels.

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The June – July ’26 issue

Inside the June/July 2026 issue of Travelling For Business: longevity travel, Madrid’s MICE boom, Accor’s Sébastien Bazin, and the world’s best hotels.

80 pages

3 features

June - July 2026

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Feature

The new era of longevity travel: why wellness destinations are becoming essential, not aspirational

Longevity travel is booming. Inside Palazzo di Varignana near Bologna and the Grand Hotel Quellenhof in Bad Ragaz, two destinations built to reset you.

By Andrea Thompson · 11-min read

Wellness used to be a pleasant add on to travel, a massage after meetings, a yoga class squeezed between flights. Longevity travel is what happened when travellers stopped wanting a break and started wanting a reset.

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Feature

The cabbie is the concierge: why London’s black cab is still a business-class amenity

As Waymo and Wayve launch driverless taxis in London, Richard Alvin makes the business case for the black cab, the city's true mobile concierge.

By Travelling For Business · 8-min read

As Waymo and Wayve prepare to launch their driverless fleets on the streets of London, the business traveller is about to be sold a frictionless future. Before hailing it, consider what is quietly being switched off.

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Interview

Taking to the skies with Jo Malone

Jo Malone CBE on launching Jo Vodka, moving to Dubai, skydiving over the desert and why she switches off completely the moment she boards a flight.

By Richard Alvin · 8-min read

British scent icon Jo Malone CBE talks to Richard Alvin about the launch of Jo Vodka, a new era of liberation, and a love of flying that has carried her from a Grasse flower market to a skydive over the desert.

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