We were advised to gather our passports, money and critical medicines and get out. The only problem was I couldn’t get the room safe open.

Quaglino’s revives its 1990s glamour with refined dining, live music and theatrical touches at its legendary St James’s restaurant. The post Restaurant Review: Quaglino’s, Mayfair – A London Icon Reinvents Itself for a New Era appeared first on Business Traveller.

Spirit left a sizeable hole in Myrtle Beach. Breeze is wasting little time filling it, adding 11 routes there while turning Tampa into an increasingly important springboard for international flying. The post Breeze Airways Launches 22 New Routes and Four Destinations for 2027 appeared first on Business Traveller.

As gloom envelops the property market, home owners outside of the major cities have at least seen values rise over the past 12 months.

Hundreds of physicians would not practise in Alberta if the province leaves Confederation, a survey by the organization that represents doctors in the province indicates.

Opinion: United still calls MileagePlus a frequent-flyer program, but frequency is about to matter considerably less. From 2027, spending drives status—and Premier 1K gets another $4,000 more expensive. The post United Makes MileagePlus Premier 1K Status Spend-Only in 2027 appeared first on Business Traveller.

From world-renowned restaurants to destinations attracting a new generation of food-loving travellers, the global culinary industry’s leading names have been recognised at the World Culinary Awards in Jamaica. The 7th annual World Culinary Awards, hosted at Princess Grand Jamaica, brought together international leaders from the culinary, hospitality and tourism industries to celebrate the talent, creativity and innovation transforming the way the world experiences food.

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance (WSHA) have agreed to strengthen alignment on sustainability between the airline and hospitality sectors. The agreement, signed at the World Sustainability Symposium, will have an initial focus on the procurement of hotel services by airlines. Airlines and hotels face many similar environmental, social, and governance challenges. These include responsible procurement, environmental management, social responsibility, supply chain performance, and increasingly complex sustainability measurement and reporting expectations.

Forget the busy resorts of Tenerife and Gran Canaria - this lesser-known island offers volcanic landscapes, natural swimming pools and a chance to truly switch off.