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.

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Gateway to Barbuda • The Caribbean island has opened its first international airport just in time for those yearning after some winter sun

Pitch perfect: Aria Suite • We took a sneak peek at Cathay Pacific's highly anticipated business class suite at Hong Kong International Airport last month

Cabin glow-up • Ahead of its centenary in 2025, Delta has unveiled designs of its new cabin interiors for a gradual roll-out across its fleet of around 1,000 aircraft

Join the club • Small Luxury Hotels (SLH) is rewarding its fans with a new loyalty programme and app

Making a Connection • Which global airports serve the most destinations?

Around the World in 80 Ways • Oneworld has an AI-powered travel service for extended international trips

High-end Heathrow • Louis Vuitton has opened a new glitzy shop and cafe at the airport

Welcome Well-being • In this month's trend spotlight, Business Traveller unveils the latest in innovations across every stage of the passenger journey

5 new unicorns born in 2024 • Almost 40 companies achieved Unicorn status this year – the term for start-up companies that surge to a valuation of US$1 billion or more. Here are five of the most interesting

The most expensive cities for rent in 2024 • The Mercer Cost of Living ranking saw volatility in housing costs this year. Istanbul saw rental prices triple, while costs increased by 21% in Miami and New Delhi. The top ten priciest cities include two in the US, four in Switzerland, plus London in the UK. Of these, only one saw no change in rental prices: Nassau in the Bahamas (see page 54 for more). The other nine saw rises of 3% to 8%. The least expensive city on the list was Abuja, Nigeria.

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Trains and planes • SkyTeam is highlighting its sustainable credentials, signing a Memorandum of Understanding with Eurostar and Italian operators Trenitalia to push European rail connections as an alternative to short-haul flights.

Winnow works wonders • Marriott Hotels draws on AI technology to halve food waste by 2025

Uber eco-motivated

Valletta • Soak up the history, architecture and cuisine of Malta's UNESCO-listed capital

British flavours • Jason Atherton returns to London with a brasserie in St James's Market

Parisian St Pancras • St Pancras Bar & Brasserie revamps with a new chef and French flavours

WHAT'S NEW ONBOARD?

Aman's on the ball • Novak Djokovic becomes the brand's Global Wellness Advisor

LITTLE LUXURIES • Fancy a splurge? Treat yourself to designer scents, memorable voyages, and once-in-a-lifetime experiences with this month's pick of lavish indulgences

Emilia Pérez

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