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Americans almost can’t help but think of ourselves at the center of the universe, privy to the best of the best. But a new report from Hipmunk on the best airport lounges across the world doesn’t even see [Read More…]
This post originally appeared on Chris Elliott’s blog
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Mad about long lines? Take a number.
More than 1 in 5 Americans will cancel their summer travel plans or find [Read More…]
Seekers of the divine, perhaps you’ve heard — European Spas are having a resurgence, after playing second fiddle to the pleasure palaces of Asia for the last two decades.Now revitalized and resplendent, they promise health, fitness and pampering at [Read More…]
What used to be a visit to a farmer’s simple vineyard followed by the tasting of their wine out in the field – have no fear, this still exists in many places – have become high-end affairs in many [Read More…]
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The original nine-hole course was designed by Mackenzie Ross in 1936 and profits from a forest of mature trees. These holes have been remodelled by course designer Cameron & [Read More…]
This article originally appeared in the Economist
The Sad, Sick Life of the Business Traveller
MANY of us have found ourselves trying to explain to friends and colleagues that, no, business [Read More…]
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Sample Savings for Business Class: Boston – Tel Aviv goes for $2,006 round-trip (inclusive). Compared to other airlines, such as American, $3,083 (inclusive), [Read More…]
Four Low Summer Business Class Fares to Europe from New York Starting at $1,882 with SkyTeam
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Sample Savings for Business Class: New York – Zurich goes [Read More…]
The minute I get into my Stockholm hotel room I throw off my shoes and pull off my socks. I let my feet touch the hardwood floor, which surprises me. [Read More…]
Ten years ago, the first time I went to China, the return flight took something like twenty-four hours. Aside from one slightly-overdone hamburger at the Detroit airport, my journey [Read More…]