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See inside Qatar Airways' $20,000-a-year VIP club at the world's busiest music arena — with a floating walkway above the crowd - insider.com - city London - Qatar
insider.com
28.01.2024 / 23:46

See inside Qatar Airways' $20,000-a-year VIP club at the world's busiest music arena — with a floating walkway above the crowd

Qatar Airways announced Wednesday that it has secured naming rights for a premium members club at The O2 in London.

Eurostar's London-Amsterdam service will still run this summer despite Dutch station renovation - euronews.com - Netherlands - city Amsterdam - Eu - Britain - city London - county Will - city Brussels - city Rotterdam
euronews.com
26.01.2024 / 23:39

Eurostar's London-Amsterdam service will still run this summer despite Dutch station renovation

Eurostar will continue to run its direct service from London to Amsterdam this summer. 

During February, Jamaica comes alive with the sound of reggae - breakingtravelnews.com - Britain - Jamaica
breakingtravelnews.com
26.01.2024 / 07:27

During February, Jamaica comes alive with the sound of reggae

During February, Jamaica comes alive with the sound of reggae, in a celebration of all things related to the music genre intrinsic to the island’s vibrant culture. From Reggae Month festival to Bob Marley’s Birthday, and the premiere of the Bob Marley: One Love biopic on 14th February, there is no better time for travellers to retrace the footsteps of the reggae royalty to forge a deeper connection with his story.

Business Class vs. First Class: What's the Difference? - cntraveler.com - Los Angeles - city Paris - Usa - New York - city London - city Tokyo - city Singapore
cntraveler.com
25.01.2024 / 23:07

Business Class vs. First Class: What's the Difference?

As many airlines are reducing indulgent first-class offerings to incorporate more business-class seats on their planes, it can be hard to tell exactly what the differences are between the two front-of-plane cabins.

A Look Towards 2025’s New Rosewood Hotel In London - forbes.com - Georgia - Britain - Usa - city London - Scotland
forbes.com
25.01.2024 / 23:03

A Look Towards 2025’s New Rosewood Hotel In London

Michael Bonsor introduces the Chancery Rosewood, due to open in 2025 in Grosvenor Square in the building that was formerly the U,S. Embassy in London. Bonsor, whose career incorporated the Four Seasons and Claridge’s spent 10 years at the Rosewood London as its General Manager.

6 Of The Best London Painting Exhibitions To See In Winter 2024 - forbes.com - Netherlands - France - city London - county Bradford - county Lee
forbes.com
23.01.2024 / 19:21

6 Of The Best London Painting Exhibitions To See In Winter 2024

An explosion of colorful, engaging painting shows provide a welcome antidote to the short days and general lack of sunshine that can make winter in London a tad dreary. Here are six essential art exhibitions to visit over the next month.

British Airways' Latest Sale Has Discounted Flights to London, Paris, Milan, and More — When to Book - travelandleisure.com - Los Angeles - Britain - Usa - New York - city London - city New York - city Boston - city Cincinnati - city Pittsburgh - city Los Angeles - city Chicago
travelandleisure.com
19.01.2024 / 17:03

British Airways' Latest Sale Has Discounted Flights to London, Paris, Milan, and More — When to Book

British Airways is making a European vacation easier — and cheaper — with a sale offering flights from the United States starting at under $500.

A tale of three capitals: how to city break in east, west and central London - theguardian.com - Georgia - city London - county Park - Turkey - Lebanon - Syria - city White
theguardian.com
17.01.2024 / 12:07

A tale of three capitals: how to city break in east, west and central London

Whether you’re visiting London for a romantic weekend retreat, to explore the West End and catch some shows, or you’re on a mission to seek out some of the city’s top restaurants and coolest vintage shops, you’re going to need a base of operations.

The Best Places To Eat And Drink In London—Winter 2024 - forbes.com - Greece - Italy - Ireland - city London
forbes.com
16.01.2024 / 22:07

The Best Places To Eat And Drink In London—Winter 2024

It’s a new year, but when it comes to world-class food and drink, it’s still the same ol’ London. Meaning there's no Shoreditch—err...shortage of options across this perennially dynamic cityscape. With literally thousands of restaurants and bars worth exploring, there’s obviously no way we can include everything on one measly list. So the task here is to highlight some places that are doing something especially awesome this winter season. Whether you’re in town for a short stay, or a longtime local, check out what’s on below and you’re certain to be satisfied.

Get Ready For a New Delta Flagship: the Airbus A350-1000 is Coming - skift.com - Britain - city Atlanta - Qatar
skift.com
12.01.2024 / 17:03

Get Ready For a New Delta Flagship: the Airbus A350-1000 is Coming

Delta frequent flyers take note – there’s a brand-new flagship coming your way. The Atlanta-based carrier has confirmed that the Airbus A350-1000 is joining its long-haul flying roster. While specific details are still to be announced, expect this new jet to instantly become Delta’s biggest and best aircraft.

IDEAS: London Gatwick Airport Launches EV Charging Forecourt - skift.com - Britain - county Jones
skift.com
11.01.2024 / 21:53

IDEAS: London Gatwick Airport Launches EV Charging Forecourt

A dedicated forecourt for electric vehicle (EV) charging has opened at London Gatwick Airport in the United Kingdom, the first of its kind to be introduced by an international airport. 

Snail’s Pace: The Enduring Appeal Of London’s Oldest French Restaurant - forbes.com - Georgia - France - city London - city Portland
forbes.com
11.01.2024 / 09:03

Snail’s Pace: The Enduring Appeal Of London’s Oldest French Restaurant

You’ll know you’ve arrived at L’Escargot once you spot the vintage-style, neon lights spelling out its name, and notice the plaster bust of a person riding a giant snail above the door (it turns out this is the famous restaurant’s founder, Charles Gaudin, sat astride a giant gastropod). With its creaking stairs, top-floor, plant-filled bar and colourful, art-lined walls, the restaurant, in the heart of London’s Soho, has been at the epicentre of the capital city’s dining scene for nearly 100 years.

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