December 2005/January 2006
In this issue...
Tried and Tested
Flight check: Jet Airways
Mumbai-Bangalore, economy — full story »
Flight check: Delta
New York-Moscow, business class — full story »
Hotel check: Swissotel Krasnye Holmy
Moscow, Russia — full story »
Hotel check: Landmark Mandarin Oriental
Hong Kong — full story »
Hotel check: Four Seasons, Riyadh
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — full story »
Hotel check: Intercontinental Bangkok
Bangkok, Thailand — full story »
Hotel check: Hotel du Vin
Henley-on-Thames, UK — full story »
Hotel check: Radisson SAS Hotel and Spa
Cork, Ireland — full story »
Special reports
Every breath you take
The air you're breathing in-flight is not as it seems, Sarah Maxwell reports — full story »
Catching some rays
The truth about the risks of cosmic radiation for frequent air travellers, and how to tell if you are over-exposed. Sarah Maxwell sheds some light — full story »
Managing your travel
Should you book your hotel room directly or pay a fee to a TMC to do it for you? Felicity Cousins weighs up the alternatives — full story »
The future is here (well, almost)
The time when you can merge all your functions into one device is finally on its way, says Tom Otley — full story »
Stay in touch
Hotels have some way to go to keep guests connected, reports Guy Dittrich — full story »
Destinations
Unusual Newbury
The country towns and villages around Heathrow are learning to market themselves to business travellers, discovers Mark Caswell — full story »
Berlin by the bed
Few cities have experienced such changes, and few European capitals can boast such a selection of hotels. Felicity Cousins tries out the different ways to stay — full story »
Rural retreat
Tucked away in the Slovenian countryside, holiday homes are being snapped up by cost-conscious foreigners. Beverley Fearis reports — full story »
New-look Delhi
India's historic capital is expanding in all directions, creating new suburbs packed with gleaming shopping malls to serve the newly emerging consumer culture. Margie T Logarta explores New Delhi's heady mix of tradition and development — full story »
