Behind the curve
Is the prospect of ‘open skies’ in Africa a possibility, or is it just pie in the sky? Kate Kennedy investigates
The International Air Transport...
More than a stopover
As the capital of the United Arab Emirates and the largest of the seven UAE member emirates, there should be no reason for Abu...
Treading water
Robert Mugabe has been Zimbabwe's only ruler since 1987 and has dominated the country's political landscape since independence. Under his rule, the country has...
The suite life
Why shell out for a spacious suite when you stay at a hotel, rather than just staying in a more budget-friendly standard guestroom? Different...
Poised for growth
A close neighbour of South Africa, Namibia has always operated under the radar, but now appears ready to capitalise on its natural resources with...
Bouncing back
It’s been a challenging few years for Nigeria, but there are positive signs that this African superpower is bouncing back.
Nigeria has been referred to...
The sky’s the limit
A closer look at the latest developments and products in the on-board Wi-Fi space.
Ever Evolving
Travel technology. Where do you start?
It’s impossible to think of a time when our travel didn’t involve the internet or a mobile phone.
Yet, that...
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...
State of flux
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....
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...
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...