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July / August 2010

July / August 2010

How Istanbul will benefit from its cultural city status, the experts' take on the ash crisis, the legacy of Shanghai's World Expo and four hours in Vancouver. Plus a look at mobile boarding passes and golfing in Buenos Aires

In this issue...

Tried & Tested

Continental Airlines B757-200 Business class

London-New York — full story »


Hotel check: Movenpick Jumeirah Beach

Dubai — full story »


Hotel check: Park Inn

Muscat, Oman — full story »


TAM Airlines B777-300ER Business class

London-Sao Paulo — full story »


Hotel check: Foxhills

Hotel check: Foxhills

Surrey, UK — full story »


Special Reports

Inside Istanbul

Earning the title of European Capital of Culture 2010 promises lasting change for the Turkish city, says Jenny Southan — full story »


Clash with the ash

The effects of the volcanic crisis were unprecedented. Michelle Mannion asks what you should do in the event of future disruption — full story »


The long and the short of it

Inconsistency over how airlines define long- and short-haul routes means flyers should check before they travel to ensure the best seat. Alex McWhirter reports — full story »


The Rating Game

A lack of unified standards around the world makes working out hotel star ratings a real puzzle, says Sara Turner — full story »


Go mobile

The technology for mobile boarding passes is maturing fast. Jenny Southan investigates which airlines offer the service — full story »


A day in the life of... Airport retail

Brian Woodhead, BAA retail concessions director for Heathrow airport, talks to Jenny Southan — full story »


In focus

Alex McWhirter examines topical business travel issues — full story »


Route of the month

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


Destinations

Glasgow reborn

Hosting the 2014 Commonwealth Games will complete the Scottish city’s transformation from industrial centre to events powerhouse, says Sara Turner — full story »


Malaysia's might

Impressive infrastructure and a welcoming atmosphere make Kuala Lumpur truly fit for business, says Chris Pritchard — full story »


Meet in Brighton

The coastal city’s melting pot of culture, arts, restaurants and bars makes the perfect backdrop to that special meeting or event at the seaside. Felicity Cousins reports — full story »


Shanghai exposed

China’s World Expo is primarily a draw for tourists, but business travellers will feel the benefits too. Alex Frew McMillan reports — full story »


Vancouver

Vancouver

Michelle Mannion hot-foots it between parks, gardens and art galleries on a walking tour of the Canadian city — full story »


Lifestyle

Buy and fly

The latest products tax free — full story »


Everyday heroes

Mark Prigg looks at the latest batch of laptops designed to get you through your working day — full story »


Golfing around… Buenos Aires

Minty Clinch puts her skills to the test on courses close to the Argentine capital — 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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