Geneva – European Cool
Being a European city with banking and diplomacy at its core has given Geneva a rather staid reputation. But scratch the surface and you...
How to minimise jet lag
There’s no cure as such, as it affects people in different ways, but here are some ways, courtesy of Business Traveller UK, to minimise...
Come on in
We’ve all hung around in hotel lobbies and the chances are it has been pretty boring. We might have been waiting for a taxi...
A changed world
Whatever we think about the pace of change in our everyday lives, technology is right at the core, enhancing and personalising our experiences like...
Defining luxury
What is ‘luxury’ or ‘premium’ travel?
It's the million-dollar question, isn’t it?
It’s also a question that a lot of travel suppliers are asking themselves, particularly...
Tough times
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who replaced long-time leader Robert Mugabe after an army coup in November 2017, is trying to repair an economy ruined...
Face of the future
The use of biometrics by airlines and airports (not to mention banks, tech firms and governments) is soaring. International Air Transport Association President Gloria...
Holding firm
The African MICE industry has a long way to go.
That’s before it can claim to be a serious global player.
Sure, Africa has much going...
Coming out fighting
The water crisis may be over, but the hard work for Cape Town has only just begun.
That’s because there is much to claw back...
Nigeria: Holding steady
Nigeria has been referred to as the ‘Giant of Africa’, but the continent’s colossus has taken some body blows over the past few years.
The...
Private aviation: poised for growth
The size of the African aviation industry is nothing to be sniffed at.
It apparently supports $55.8 billion of economic activity and 6.2 million jobs...
Full steam ahead
It’s been a difficult few years for some of Africa’s biggest economies, but that hasn’t stopped the world’s big hotel groups from continuing to...