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October 2008

October 2008

Moscow: Expert advice on how to survive in Russia's costly capital. Plus special reports on getting that elusive airline upgrade, the future of airline pricing, and destination features from Turin, Hyderabad, Bangkok and Atlanta.

In this issue...

Tried and Tested

Hotel check: Hilton Garden Inn Luton

Luton, UK — full story »


Hotel check: Le Meridien Lingotto

Turin, Italy — full story »


Kingfisher Airlines A330-300 business

Bangalore-London — full story »


Continental B777-200ER Business First (business)

London-Houston-Los Angeles — full story »


Egyptair B777-200 business

London-Cairo — full story »


Hotel check: Sofitel Heathrow

London Heathrow T5, UK — full story »


BA Elemis Travel Spa

London Heathrow T5, UK — full story »


Hotel check: Premier Inn Euston

London, UK — full story »


Hotel check: Ibis London City

London, UK — full story »


Hotel check: Holiday Inn Express Hammersmith

London, UK — full story »


Special Reports

Route of the Month

Alex McWhirter looks at how new services can benefit business travellers — full story »


Getting upgraded in the electronic age

These days you need more than a suave demeanour and a gold card to get to the front of the plane. Alex McWhirter explains — full story »


Surviving the world’s most expensive cities: Moscow

It has more billionaires than any other city, but doing business in the Russian capital needn’t break the bank, says Philip Parker — full story »


Pay as you go

As United backs down from charging for meals on transatlantic flights, Gary Noakes asks what airlines will try to price up next — full story »


Terminal attraction

It’s hard to keep pace with Dubai’s growth, but its airport is rising to the challenge. Methil Renuka reports — full story »


Destinations

Turin World Design Capital

From art and architecture to transport and engineering, this Italian city is undergoing an aesthetic renaissance. Sara Turner reports — full story »


Chill or thrill: Algarve incentives

Portugal’s coastal paradise offers a fabulous array of outdoor activities and watersports for all tastes, says Jenny Southan — full story »


Hyderabad: Diamond in the rough

Hyderabad, the fifth-largest city in India, has a rich and complex past. Sinduri Vuppala traces its dramatic evolution from cultural capital to modern metropolis — full story »


Water Story

Thailand’s old capital of Thonburi is returning to its former glory. Margie T Logarta looks across the river at Bangkok’s older sister — full story »


Lifestyle

Frequent traveller

Pastures new: In which our correspondent is hugely heartened to find business returning to normal in Baghdad — full story »


PC revolution

Mark Prigg gets the measure of pocket-sized personal computing — full story »


Brussels Gourmand

Forget mussels – the Belgian capital is a paradise for food-lovers of every description, says Valerie James — full story »


Golfing around... Ireland (On the Tiger Trail)

With the great Tiger Woods laid up through injury, Minty Clinch stands in on a trip to his favourite Irish courses — full story »






TOP SECTIONS »

Win a stay at the refurbished Thistle Euston

Win a stay at the refurbished Thistle Euston

This month we're giving away a stay at the newly revamped Thistle Euston, including breakfast and dinner for two at the hotel's Brasserie 43 restaurant
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Cellars in the Sky Awards 2011 announced

Cellars in the Sky Awards 2011  announced

Business Traveller's airline wine awards have been revealed, with Qantas triumphing in six categories
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In focus

In focus

Alex McWhirter examines topical business travel issues. This month: European flights to the Chinese interior
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