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I’ve Been To Nearly 45 Countries, And This Is The 1 Thing I Never Travel Without
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The Art of Dining: Why World-Class Chefs Are Moving Into Museums
Forget mediocre museum cafés. From New York to Paris and London, celebrated chefs are transforming cultural institutions into dining destinations, where ambitious restaurants now rival the artwork for visitors' attention. The post The Art of Dining: Why World-Class Chefs Are Moving Into Museums appeared first on Business Traveller.
Hotel Review: Waldorf Astoria, New York — Has Manhattan’s Grand Dame Reclaimed Her Crown?
After eight years of renovations, the Waldorf Astoria New York returns with spectacular suites, restored Art Deco glamour and exceptional dining. But does Manhattan’s legendary hotel still have its magic? The post Hotel Review: Waldorf Astoria, New York — Has Manhattan’s Grand Dame Reclaimed Her Crown? appeared first on Business Traveller.
Has Tenerife gone...posh? With swish hotels, gourmet dining and classical music festivals, this popular Canary Island is shedding its reputation as a budget stop for boozing Brits abroad
Once loved by Dame Agatha Christie and Bill Clinton, this popular holiday spot is going back to its roots...
The world's most luxurious travel experiences: From superyacht stays and £18,000 desserts to trips to outer space and private island retreats
Life among the upper echelons of society seems to be a blur of private jets and lavish living quarters - so how do the uber-wealthy enjoy their holidays?
Fly Taos is Putting Taos Ski Valley on the Map
Business and mountain adventures go hand in hand at Taos Ski Valley The post Fly Taos is Putting Taos Ski Valley on the Map appeared first on Business Traveller.
Nearly Half of Travelers Now Use AI to Plan Trips. Will They Trust It to Book?
Nearly half of travelers now use AI to plan trips, but automated bookings raise fresh questions about trust, privacy and control as airlines explore letting intelligent assistants purchase tickets. The post Nearly Half of Travelers Now Use AI to Plan Trips. Will They Trust It to Book? appeared first on Business Traveller.
Expansion in Egypt: ROBINSON plans new resort and extensive modernisation in Somabay
ROBINSON, the premium club brand of TUI Hotels & Resorts, is further expanding its presence in Egypt and will operate two clubs in Somabay in the future. At the World Travel Market (WTM) in London, ROBINSON and the Abu Soma Development Company extended the contract for the existing ROBINSON SOMA BAY until 2028. At the same time, the partners are developing a second ROBINSON club around one kilometre away. The planned new-build resort, with around 250 rooms, will be designed as an adults-only resort and is scheduled to open in 2029.
Goa Strengthens UK Tourism Push at WTM London 2026
Goa Tourism is strengthening its engagement with the UK travel market at World Travel Market (WTM) London 2026, being held from November 3–5, with a focus on expanding industry partnerships, reinforcing air connectivity and promoting Goa’s appeal as a destination for longer stays and workations. With the winter charter season underway, the state is showcasing a wider range of experiences to British travellers, extending beyond its renowned coastline to include heritage, culture, wellness, nature, wildlife and hinterland tourism.
Women in Travel CIC unveils new brand identity at World Travel Market London 2026
Award-winning social enterprise Women in Travel CIC was at WTM London this week to unveil its new branding, logo and vision. Women in Travel CIC supports underserved and underrepresented women into employment and entrepreneurial opportunities in travel and tourism, and the new branding is designed to celebrate its first 10 years of social impact, whilst looking ahead with vision and ambition towards a more inclusive travel and tourism industry, where women from all backgrounds can access, participate in, influence and benefit from economic opportunities equitably.