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7 travel trends to look out for in 2023 (and why you should travel more)

From business to leisure travel – and even bleisure (business mixed with leisure travel) – the travel landscape isn’t immune to trends and fads. While some elements of travel - particularly in the post-pandemic era - haven’t changed much, there are others that have changed, and drastically.

Now open: Hyatt Place Melbourne Caribbean Park

By Paul Johnson on Feb 18, 2022 in Accommodation, Australia, Business Travel, Hotels, Oceania, Regions, Speciality Travel

Hyatt Place Melbourne Caribbean Park, the second Hyatt Place hotel in Melbourne and Australia, has officially opened. The new hotel features Hyatt Place brand’s intuitive design, casual atmosphere and practical amenities, such as free Wi-Fi and 24-hour food and beverage offerings. The Spooner family, who has evolved Caribbean Park for three generations, developed the hotel

The first voco hotel in Germany opens in Dusseldorf

By Paul Johnson on Jan 28, 2022 in Accommodation, Business Travel, Europe, Germany, Hotels, Regions, Speciality Travel, Western Europe

IHG Hotels & Resorts, one of the world’s leading hotel groups, has announced the opening of its first voco hotel in Germany; voco Dusseldorf Seestern. Located in the Lörick district of the city, voco Dusseldorf Seestern is a great premium option for those visiting Dusseldorf for business or leisure. The hotel is within walking to

A catered ski chalet is the perfect choice for a corporate ski trip

By Angus Kinloch on Dec 28, 2019 in Accommodation, Business Travel, Hotels, Speciality Travel, Vacation Rentals

There is nothing like a corporate ski trip to get to know your best clients, reward your top-performing staff or for a department weekend away. Ski trips live long in the memory and its vital that your guests look back on your event with fond and not bitter memories. That means booking a fully staffed

Top 10 luxury travel gifts for him this Christmas (US & Canada edition)

By Paul Johnson on Dec 18, 2019 in Accessories, Business Travel, Clothing, Gadgets, Luggage, Photography, Speciality Travel, Travel Equipment

Can’t think want to buy him this Christmas? Don’t despair… help is at hand! With our gift guide for the festive season, you’ll find all manner of ideas of the man in your life who loves to travel – from the world’s leading drone which will allow him to capture the world in stunning detail

5 amazing corporate event yacht charter destinations in the Western Mediterranean

By Trina Howes on Sep 24, 2019 in Business Travel, Cruises & Boat Travel, Europe, France, Italy, Monaco, Regions, Spain, Speciality Travel, Western Europe

Luxury yacht charters are becoming more accessible the world over, catering to anything from a single guest to 150 at dockside functions; and it is for this reason that corporate event charters in the Mediterranean – the first and most popular yacht charter grounds – are an integral way to make your company stand out

Short stay: Taj 51 Buckingham Gate Suites and Residences, Westminster, London, UK

By Paul Johnson on May 01, 2018 in Accommodation, Business Travel, Europe, Featured, Going Out, Hotels, Regions, Restaurants, Speciality Travel, United Kingdom, Western Europe

Tucked away towards the rear of St. James’ Court, a Taj hotel, and only a short distance from Buckingham Palace, is the exclusive, five-star Taj 51 Buckingham Gate Suites and Residences. This luxurious, all-suite hotel was built at the turn of the 20th century and today consists of 86 luxury suites, ranging from one to

5 of the world's best serviced apartments for the business traveller

By Paul Johnson on Oct 18, 2017 in Asia, Business Travel, China, Europe, Hong Kong, Middle East, Regions, Speciality Travel, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Western Europe

Travel around the world on business a lot? If you do, you’ll no doubt appreciate the comfort of a good quality, long-term base when you travel – something that gives you more independence and privacy than a traditional hotel stay. We spoke to our friends at Vision Apartments to identify five luxury apartments that you

5 of the best restaurants in Canary Wharf

By Paola Fiocchi Van den Brande on Aug 18, 2017 in Business Travel, Europe, Food and Drink, Going Out, Regions, Restaurants, Speciality Travel, Travel Miscellany, United Kingdom, Western Europe

Who would have thought? When I first moved to Canary Wharf in the late 1999, there was literally nothing. One Tesco Metro and a handful of shops and restaurants which were closing on Friday night to reopen on Monday. British friends and colleagues stared at me puzzled and slightly snobbish from their West London postcodes

5 reasons why private jet charter is perfect for business travel

By Gayle Anderson on Mar 31, 2017 in Air Travel, Business Travel, Speciality Travel

For anyone who travels by air for business, it’s well appreciated that the actual flights are often simply a huge inconvenience. It frequently turns what should be a straightforward meeting into a completely unnecessary ordeal. Waiting around in lines before the flight, long winded security checks and the inevitable delays that occur at all the

5 of the best ski resorts for corporate ski trips

By Richard Lumb on Jan 12, 2017 in Austria, Business Travel, Europe, France, Regions, Spain, Speciality Travel, Switzerland, Western Europe

In my 12 years working in skiing, I’ve been asked many times which are the best ski resorts for a corporate ski trip. Of course, it depends on the age range of your group, ski ability, budget and how much time you can spare. However, I’ve organised hundreds of corporate ski trips over the years

Zurich - the ultimate all-rounder

By Tom Marchant on Jan 11, 2017 in Business Travel, Europe, Regions, Speciality Travel, Switzerland, Western Europe

In recent years Zurich has grown out of its original corporate typecast and into a city of split personalities. Despite remaining a destination for bankers (and chocoholics), this thriving Swiss city is a destination with something for everyone. From hipsters to eco-lovers, Zurich continues to lure in types from across the spectrum with its up-and-coming

8 luxury travel accessories for your every need

By Paul Johnson on Nov 29, 2016 in Accessories, Business Travel, Featured, Gadgets, Leisure Travel, Luggage, Speciality Travel, Travel Equipment

Travelling can be tiring sometimes. But, depending on your mode of travel, there are some products out there that can just make life that little bit easier. Whether you are away on business or preferring to spend time on the beach, here is a selection of accessories that might just come in handy for your

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Where to find exquisite Greek island adult-only 5-star luxury

By Paul Johnson on Feb 29, 2016 in Accommodation, Bars, Business Travel, Europe, Featured, Food and Drink, Going Out, Greece, Hotels, Leisure Travel, Regions, Resorts, Restaurants, Speciality Travel, Travel Miscellany, Western Europe

Escape to an exquisite, glamorous, idyllic 5-star hideaway, where the sea is so close that you can hear the sound of the waves. This gorgeous Greek island, adult-only luxury resort blends inspired architecture harmoniously with the natural environment. Wake up in the morning to see the endless blue of the crystalline Aegean Sea, in a

What hotels are doing wrong

By Amy Knight on Jun 25, 2015 in Accommodation, Business Travel, Hotels, Speciality Travel

Three years into a job that keeps me in hotels in major metropolises such as London, Hong Kong, Sydney, and Toronto, I can say I am surprised at how far behind hotels around the world are when it comes to understanding the needs of the modern business and work traveler. While this is written, of

One hidden secret to getting cheaper business class flights to Europe

By Lars Condor on May 16, 2015 in Air Travel, Business Travel, Speciality Travel

With the U.S. dollar surging against the euro, international business class travel is now more affordable for Americans than it has been in years. This year, the euro fell below 1.10 against the dollar for the first time since 2003. Although a U.S. flight out might carry a hefty fee, there is a trick to

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