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Singapore Airlines Cooks Up 100-Plus New Inflight Meals that Evoke Home
SIA is boosting its inflight dining offering, with more than 100 new and refreshed dishes, fresh drinks lists and Christofle china The post Singapore Airlines Cooks Up 100-Plus New Inflight Meals that Evoke Home appeared first on Business Traveller.
Heading to Arkansas? Make Crystal Bridges Your First Stop
Located in Bentonville, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art is home to 4.7 miles of art-studded trails The post Heading to Arkansas? Make Crystal Bridges Your First Stop appeared first on Business Traveller.
If This Picture Puzzle Quiz Doesn't Confuse You, You Are Naturally Clear-Headed
Untangle the picture, one strip at a time. View Entire Post ›
Alaska Expands Atmos Rewards With Choose-Your-Earning Options
Atmos Rewards is expanding with three ways to earn, new Communities, a debit card and broader banking partnerships as Alaska and Hawaiian turn their combined loyalty program into a wider travel platform. The post Alaska Expands Atmos Rewards With Choose-Your-Earning Options appeared first on Business Traveller.
Alaska Airlines Unveils Aurora Suites, Premium Reserve and Major New Lounges
Alaska Air Group is betting heavily on premium travel, introducing Aurora and Leihōkū suites, a new premium-economy cabin and major lounges as its combined airline business pushes deeper into long-haul markets. The post Alaska Airlines Unveils Aurora Suites, Premium Reserve and Major New Lounges appeared first on Business Traveller.
Seeing Ireland Without a Car
Following a slow scenic route, the author traveled by public transportation and on foot beneath moody fall skies.
How Asian Film Awards Academy’s filmmaking camp is grooming a new generation of directors
Far removed from the sweeping historical epics and sleek commercial blockbusters that have long defined the region’s cinematic exports, a quieter evolution is unfolding across Asian cinema. An emerging cohort of storytellers is eschewing grand spectacles to navigate the intimate, the unspoken and the marginalised. In doing so, these young directors are carving out a new path – one they view as more grounded and representative of contemporary life. Nadia Chui and Law Yik-man from Hong Kong, Bo...
Meet Matthew Stafford, the NFL star featured in Taylor Swift’s ‘Patient Zero’ music video
A Taylor Swift music video is never complete without Easter eggs. When the pop superstar debuted the “Patient Zero” music video at the MTV Video Music Awards on September 27, fans were treated to a treasure trove of references and celebrity cameos. One of the familiar faces that popped up was Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, who was joined by his wife, Kelly Stafford. The two weren’t at the VMAs – the Rams were playing the Denver Broncos at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver,...
Interview: How is Etihad evolving its premium cabins?
Business Traveller's Jonny Clark sat down with Arik De, Chief Revenue and Commercial Officer at Etihad, to discuss the airline's premium cabin strategy. The post Interview: How is Etihad evolving its premium cabins? appeared first on Business Traveller.
Ebola a 'terrifying disease' as DRC faces 'decades of conflict' and overburdened healthcare system
Eve Irvine is pleased to welcome Stephanie Hoffmann, Project Coordinator for Butembo, North Kivu, Doctors Without Borders. The Ebola outbreak is hitting a region already ravaged by decades of armed conflict, insecurity, and an overwhelmed health system. As the epidemic's epicenter shifts from Ituri to North Kivu, the disease is spreading and the transmission is accelerating. In Butembo, a densely populated city of around 2 million, health workers themselves are being placed in an impossible position, often caring for their neighbors and relatives without adequate protective equipment.
Ebola a 'terrifying disease': Conflict-ravaged DRC faces overburdened healthcare system
Eve Irvine is pleased to welcome Stephanie Hoffmann, Project Coordinator for Butembo, North Kivu, Doctors Without Borders. The Ebola outbreak is hitting a region already ravaged by decades of armed conflict, insecurity, and an overwhelmed health system. As the epidemic's epicenter shifts from Ituri to North Kivu, the disease is spreading and the transmission is accelerating. In Butembo, a densely populated city of around 2 million, health workers themselves are being placed in an impossible position, often caring for their neighbors and relatives without adequate protective equipment.
Europeans Are Sharing Their Brutally Honest Thoughts About America’s “Unique” Fashion Choices, And I Hate How Called Out I Feel
"Americans go to the supermarket or university in their pajamas — that just doesn't happen here..." View Entire Post ›
Does Jelly Roll’s ex-wife Bunnie Xo have a new man? Meet reality TV star Dylan Wolf
Bunnie Xo may have a new beau, and she’s not hiding it. The 46-year-old Dumb Blonde Podcast host, whose divorce from country music star Jelly Roll was finalised in July, sparked romance rumours with 24-year-old television personality Dylan Wolf that month. The two were spotted sharing a Fourth of July kiss at Jelly Roll’s Goodnight Nashville bar, per People. The podcaster, whose real name is Alisa DeFord, later said on her show that the kiss was “not an issue at all” and that she was “not dating...
Oh My Ghost! Oh My God! review: Naomi Watanabe gets lost in dismal Taiwanese horror comedy
1/5 stars Japanese comedian Naomi Watanabe plays a pop star who travels to the Taiwanese countryside in search of her ancestral home in the horror comedy Oh My Ghost! Oh My God! Marking the directorial debut of indigenous actor Soda Voyu, the film follows an eclectic group of oddball characters as they navigate all manner of supernatural obstacles in the hostile mountains, but fails spectacularly to be either scary or funny. A spiritual sequel to Hidden Treasures in the Mountain (2018), Oh My...
Noodles and Naps: Plaza Premium Refits Four Taoyuan Airport Lounges
Rest suites in Terminal 2, local-brand menus and more seats: what five months of works change at Taoyuan Airport's four Plaza Premium lounges The post Noodles and Naps: Plaza Premium Refits Four Taoyuan Airport Lounges appeared first on Business Traveller.
Style Edit: Max Mara celebrates 1930s women explorers, as Sportmax lightens daily essentials for SS27
Since their founding, Max Mara and sister brand Sportmax have been lauded for consistently delivering a covetable wardrobe of luxurious essentials that celebrate sophisticated, effortless Italian tailoring. Every collection’s unique blend of timeless elegance and everyday wearability has made it a mainstay in the wardrobes of style stars like Kate Mara, Leighton Meester, Yoona Lim and Adria Arjona – the latter received the 2026 Women in Film (WIF) Max Mara Face of the Future Award – all of whom...
FHS World 2026: Hospitality has been tested. Its ambition has not.
As Dubai wakes up this morning, FHS World opens its doors at Madinat Jumeirah at a fascinating moment for global hospitality, and perhaps the most revealing thing about the thousands of investors, owners, operators, developers and government leaders gathering here is that, after one of the more challenging years the industry has faced since the pandemic, nobody appears to have lost their appetite for what comes next.
1 in 8 cancer cases worldwide is caused by infections, study suggests
New global research suggests 12 per cent of cancers were caused by infections, predominantly caused by HPV and H. pylori
Hotelpreis-Prognose 2027: Wo die Zimmerpreise steigen
2027 steigen die Hotelpreise weiter. Besonders die Unsicherheit erweist sich als Preistreiber und schlägt sich als Inflation in den Volkswirtschaften nieder. Deshalb legt sich der „Hotel Monitor 2027“ von Amex GBT erstmals nicht auf konkrete Wertangaben fest. The post Hotelpreis-Prognose 2027: Wo die Zimmerpreise steigen appeared first on Business Traveller.
Violin virtuoso Kevin Zhu joins Hong Kong Sinfonietta for an evening full of Spanish flair
Georges Bizet’s Carmen is not the only 19th century piece of music crammed with Spanish flair and flavour. A month before the March 1875 premiere of Bizet’s southern Spain-set opera came fellow French composer Edouard Lalo’s Symphonie Espagnole – a brilliant five-movement fiesta for violin and orchestra written for the legendary Spanish violinist, conductor and composer Pablo de Sarasate. Seduction was the word du jour for Hong Kong Sinfonietta’s concert centrepiece on September 26, when...
48 hours to make the most of Kuala Lumpur’s unique mix of heritage, modernity and nature
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] The Malaysian capital of Kuala Lumpur is often viewed simply as a gateway to the rest of Asia, but it is a destination worth lingering in. In just 48 hours, visitors can explore a 400-million-year-old cave temple complex, stroll through a rainforest canopy in the heart of the city, sample some of Southeast Asia’s most diverse street food and enjoy afternoon tea overlooking one of the world’s tallest skyscrapers. As the...
Ab Sommer 2027: Mit dem Zug von München über Innsbruck direkt nach Mailand und Rom
Die Deutsche Bahn, Trenitalia und die Österreichischen Bundesbahnen bringen ab dem nächsten Sommer Europa-Reisende von München ohne Umstieg nach Mailand und Rom. The post Ab Sommer 2027: Mit dem Zug von München über Innsbruck direkt nach Mailand und Rom appeared first on Business Traveller.
New Tourism Record Set: The Palm Beaches Surpass 6 Million Visitors for the First Half of the Year
Discover The Palm Beaches (DTPB), the destination marketing organisation for Palm Beach County, announced that The Palm Beaches welcomed a record-breaking 6.09 million visitors during the first half of 2026, a 6.4% increase over the same time period last year.
Etihad Rail connects Abu Dhabi and Dubai as UAE enters new era of passenger travel
The UAE will redraw its tourism map on 30 September when Etihad Rail launches passenger services between Dubai and Abu Dhabi, putting the country’s two biggest visitor destinations just 64 minutes apart by train and, for the first time, offering a genuine alternative to the road that has defined travel between them for decades.
Rediscover Latin America with Air Canada this Winter
Air Canada is inviting European travellers to start planning their winter escapes with its expanded Winter 2026-27 schedule, offering more seamless connections to Latin America than ever before. With the addition of new services to destinations including Rio de Janeiro, Cartagena, Guatemala City and Costa Rica this winter, Air Canada is making it easier for European travellers to discover destinations than ever. Whether exploring ancient ruins, vibrant cities, or tropical coastlines, passengers can enjoy convenient connections and a smoother journey to the heart of Latin America.
GOLF SAUDI STRENGTHENS LONG-TERM COMMITMENT TO WOMEN’S GOLF IN THE KINGDOM
Golf Saudi today announced a multi-year commitment to The Championship, a world-class women’s golf tournament in the UK, which from 2027 will be co-sanctioned by the LPGA and the Ladies European Tour (LET) and will carry a prize fund of $4 million. The partnership builds on Golf Saudi’s backing of women’s golf since 2020 - part of a strategy to grow the game of golf and support women’s sport on the world stage and in the Kingdom.
7 Pokemon experiences in Tokyo to celebrate 30 years of Pikachu and co
Thirty years ago, Japanese video game designer Satoshi Tajiri combined round Gashapon capsules from coin-operated toy vending machines with his childhood bug-collecting hobby to create a virtual world where players could explore, catch and trade creatures with special abilities. When he released Pocket Monsters Red and Pocket Monsters Green for the Game Boy handheld game console in February 1996, a global phenomenon was born. Today, the franchise, which officially rebranded as Pokemon in 1998...
Style Edit: Richard Mille welcomes Turkish actress Serenay Sarıkaya to its family
There is a certain freedom in refusing to follow a predetermined path. It is a quality Serenay Sarıkaya has brought to a career that has moved effortlessly between television, film and theatre, and one that now connects her with Richard Mille as the brand’s newest partner. Having entered the industry at just 15, the Turkish actress has built her career by following curiosity rather than convention. Each new role has offered another opportunity to explore unfamiliar territory, from the stage to...
Demand for Private Jets is Growing in Africa. Can Infrastructure Keep Up?
Manufacturers are betting on demand from the continent's wealthy, but thin maintenance networks and unfavourable tax regimes are keeping many aircraft, and their owners' money, offshore. The post Demand for Private Jets is Growing in Africa. Can Infrastructure Keep Up? appeared first on Business Traveller.
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