Business Traveller

The leading magazine for the corporate traveller. We aim to save you money and make your travelling life easier. Each edition has the latest news from airlines, airports, hotels and car hire companies, reviews of the latest gadgets, technology and accessories and destinations pieces - where to stay, what to eat, what to see, and how to behave, all delivered by our own writers and journalists around the world. In addition, loyalty programs are examined, deals and promotions collected and feature stories cover a wide range of issues such as health, security, technology, golf, automotive, financial and buying property. With editorial staff based in our offices around the globe we are uniquely placed to ensure that our different editions reflect the needs of our readers locally.

WELCOME

IN THIS ISSUE

CONTRIBUTORS

Business Traveller

UK AIRPORT NEWS

UPFRONT

HOT SEATS

IN-FLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT • Our tips to make time fly by

SUSTAINABLE TRAVELLER

AIR MILES

LOST IN TRANSLATION

COMPETITION • A THREE-NIGHT STAY AT LE MERIDIEN ILE MAURICE

TIME OUT • Our pick of events taking place around the world

Join the debate • READERS SHARE FIRST-HAND KNOWLEDGE, EXPERIENCES AND IDEAS BUSINESSTRAVELLER.COM/FORUM

DALLAS revisited • Investment and redevelopment have transformed Dallas into a thriving city in which arts and culture abound, and there are fabulous places to eat at the end of a long day’s fantastic sightseeing

Living the dream • The popularity of remote working has prompted the island of Madeira to create a village for digital nomads

DIGITAL NOMAD DESTINATIONS

HIGH FLYERS • The winners of our in-flight wine awards have been announced. Despite a difficult year, airlines have continued to excel

Between the lines • Anglo-Scottish rail services are now provided by a mix of privately owned Avanti, government managed LNER and open access Lumo

The charms of Chiang Rai • Thailand’s northernmost province surprises tourists with dramatic scenery, stunning cultural icons, and a shining example of social and sustainable development

SIGHTS IN THE CITY OF CHIANG RAI

Thai Airways’ Doi Tung packages

Let’s eat out • After mastering the art of banana bread and sourdough starter during the pandemic, the appetite is certainly back for dining out. Here we round up the foodie destinations to aim for this year, with exciting openings and events celebrating their gastronomy scene

PARIS Bastille • The Bastille district is easy to walk around and offers opera, bijou cafés, and a street market full of bargains

Thai Airways B777-300ER Royal Silk (business class) BANGKOK-LONDON

Finnair A330 business class LONDON-HELSINKI

25 Hours Hotel Dubai One Central

The Peninsula Bangkok

Turing Locke, Cambridge

De Vere Beaumont Estate

Parkroyal Collection Marina Bay, Singapore

Our guide to... Which countries require a Covid-19 booster jab?

THE BIG PICTURE