Luxe City Guides cut to the chase for time-poor business travellers
A new Hamburg hotel has gone overboard to offer a creative space to do business
Recognising Phnom Penh's rising popularity as a business destination, Sofitel has launched a luxury hotel aimed at business travellers and holidaymakers
Hilton Hotels will open the doors to its Heathrow Terminal 5 hotel this summer
Eurostar has extended the opening hours of its travel agent support team as well as introducing a guaranteed boarding service for business premier class passengers
Carlson Wagonlit Travel has launched an app for iPhone and Android phones, giving business travellers a selection of 25 travel apps as well as mobile websites
A survey published by PrivateFly.com reveals the most important items business travellers won't leave home without
The latest Hotels.com price index claims business travel and the convention trade are bouncing back
A £6.5m renovation of a Georgian townhouse in Pimlico, central London, is pushing the boundaries of in-room technology
Starwood's luxury St Regis brand opens its first hotel in Bangkok in April
Seventy four per cent of business travellers say the most annoying thing about flying is children on board
The Hideaways Club is launching a city-based fractional ownership scheme in May
The average business traveller's cabin bag is packed with essentials worth nearly £1,500
We choose six of the best to help executives on the move
The W Hotels group opens its first hotel in London next month
Forty nine per cent of businesses have implemented economy class-only seating as standard company policy, regardless of journey length
How to trim your business travel bill
Virgin Atlantic was voted best for business and first class flights when the British Travel Awards were announced last month
Goldsborough Hall, located six miles from Harrogate, has put together a corporate package for companies wishing to use the stately home for conferences and team building projects
Hotel giant Accor has laid out ambitious expansion plans, announcing the opening of 300 new hotels every year between now and 2015
The September Travelex Confidence Index found that 63 per cent of UK exporters think spending cuts and tax rises will hurt industry
In a Norton Rose survey of global financial institutions, 87 per cent identified Asia (including China) as offering the best prospects for business
American Express Business Travel report the top five measures firms have taken to trim travel costs
State of the Nation 2010, a report by People 1st, warns that hospitality and tourism businesses need to improve the skills of employees to cope with
a 10 per cent expansion in the sector by 2017
Luxury hotelier Elisabetta Gucci aims to open 40 new hotels over the next 15 years in the Middle East, Far East and South America
Passengers on select domestic Jetstar flights in Australia are being offered an iPad to access inflight entertainment
Aimed at travellers, Molton Brown's new Power-boost Zinc Anti-Fatigue Hydrator helps combat the physical signs of jet lag
Heathrow and Manchester airports have launched a mobile app to make travelling easier
From 1 September Eurostar will introduce Standard Premier—a "mid-class" offering to replace its Leisure Select service
Low-cost carrier Germanwings is profiting from its Happy Meal pricing, which bundles charges into discount packages
The 2010 American Express/CFO Research Global Business & Spending Monitor suggests purse strings for travel expenses are being loosened
The Oberoi hotel in Mumbai reopened on 24 April following extensive restoration after the terrorist attacks in 2008
The Guild of Travel Management Companies recently published a business travel manifesto based on a survey of 1,250 business travellers
Richard Cree checks out the food on flight BA001
Research in Motion's BlackBerry Presenter, means you can leave your heavy laptop behind
Von Essen's Forbury Hotel in Reading has launched an "express breakfast" and "50-minute" lunch for executives on the go
Next month sees the opening of Brooklands Hotel, adjacent to Mercedes-Benz World
Cheapflights.co.uk is reporting a surge in interest for eastern European destinations
Business travellers relish the prospect of a new high-speed railway linking London and Scotland. But its success depends on pricing
September 29 was a big day for British Airways. Its first all-business flight took off from London City
for New York's JFK
Travellers to Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly still have a flight option, despite Ryanair scrapping its Stansted-to-Newquay route
The Townhouse Hotel Maastricht is offering Twitter as an in-hotel communication tool
The American Express EMEA Business Travel Monitor Report found that UK air fares remained stable in the first three months of 2009
Transport secretary Lord Adonis would like to see domestic and short-haul flights largely replaced by high-speed rail over the next 20 years
The Langham hotel, a London landmark since Victorian times, has undergone a major facelift
British Airways in association with UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) is offering 4,000 free flights to SMEs to boost UK exports
The award-winning ABode hotel group has opened a first property in its Baby ABode sub-group in London
Etihad Airways has been crowned the airline with the best business class and best cabin staff
VisitBritain and Virgin Atlantic have joined forces to tempt more American tourists to take holidays in the UK
Premium-economy seats may be the ideal compromise between cost and comfort
Making business travel greener saves money and boosts corporate reputations
They go beyond the basics of finding the best flight and hotel deals—and they're good in a crisis,too. Travel management companies are a vital weapon in the battle to control budgets
The Rocco Forte Collection opens its latest hotel in a group of historic buildings close to Prague Castle and the Charles Bridge in early May
Business Travel Market takes place at London's ExCeL Exhibition Centre on June 17-18
Air France has been talking to German train operator Deutsche Bahn about the possibility of starting a rival rail service
Tony Fernandes's AirAsia X lures business travellers with the option to change the dates of their travel and take extra luggage
From flight upgrades to limos, airlines and hotels are becoming more creative to reward loyalty as company budgets tighten
Just 15 months after the A380 made its first commercial flight from Singapore to Sydney, Singapore Airlines (SIA) expects to welcome its one millionth passenger onboard in February
Samsung has launched a new range of hotel TVs
As the credit crunch deepens, increasing numbers of companies are making use of video conferencing to save time and money
Air France-KLM has created a social network, Bluenity, so fliers can offer tips and make comments on travel-related topics
British Airways will begin flying to Saudi Arabia again on March 29 after a four-year break
British Airways passengers can now check in and select seats from their BlackBerry or web-enabled mobile phone
American Airlines has hired the Queen's former chef, Darren McGrady, to give its premium-class menus the regal touch
Dubai hospitality group Jumeirah is opening its fifth European hotel
in Glasgow
Passengers travelling between London City and Amsterdam airports will have more choice from January
Luxury chain Hotel du Vin is rapidly extending its offerings for business travellers with three new openings this year
Virgin Atlantic has reduced the minimum check-in time for Upper Class passengers at Heathrow to as little as 40 minutes before the flight
The capsule hotel brand Yotel has opened a third site at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport
The online rail booking engine www.thetrainline.com has launched a new-look website aimed at corporate buyers
Six gadgets to keep you happy on your next work trip
Fasting before a long flight may help prevent jet lag, researchers at the Harvard Medical School have found
Air New Zealand has announced plans to use biofuels for 10 per cent of its fuel consumption within the next five years
Unusual venues are increasingly popular for the inspirational qualities they can bring to a corporate event
Many business travellers treasure the peace and quiet they get while flying—but allowing the use of mobile phones on planes could be more than a minor irritation
The Chinese air travel industry is all set to take off
2007 was a good year for breaking rail speed records, says Alastair McKenzie
We don't want to chat away on the phone at 35,000ft, according to Alastair McKenzie
Web tools make it far easier for travellers to work remotely
Not a great deal, finds Alastair McKenzie
VIP is now just part of our common language. According to Alastair McKenzie it's CIP (commercially important person) that carries real cachet
Industry watchers thought they'd never survive but now the transatlantic business-only airline sector is soaring
Combining a business trip with pleasure is the in-thing, says Alastair McKenzie
Glamorous new rail terminals, high-speed trainsets and a new high-speed route between France and Germany—the railways are giving the airlines a run for their money
Becoming more environmentally friendly saves money, but many hotels are taking their time about it
Open skies may be an opportunity for the Dreamliner
Businesses have been seduced by the promise of videoconferencing (VC) for decades but how good is it
Alastair McKenzie checks out the latest offerings
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