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COVER
STORY: London
Everything chic, cultural, regal, standard,
abnormal and definitely quirky!
I wish there
was one word to describe London but there isn’t.
The city is very large and full of everything cultural,
quirky, regal, standard and abnormal. Almost anyone can
fit into the London scene. For this edition of Executive
Traveller, we are taking you round Quirky London, through
chic arcades, quirky museums, and boutique style hotels
and shopping.
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Views
from the Travel Economist
Why
we should worry about travel services and fees as we slowly
emerge from the recession.
Travellers
have to pay attention to what airlines are offering before they
book their flights. Those were the days when airlines will move
heaven and earth to ensure that you enjoy your flight with them.
Once debts start straying into the economic growth of airlines,
economic growth tends to slump and then airlines start finding
ways to charge for almost anything.
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Dukes
of St James
Duchess
rooms, a female general manager, mothering Sunday treats and
James Bond style martinis – whatever happened to rogues
and royalty?
Historique
Dukes in St James’s Place has a new General Manager, Debrah
Dhugga so Executive Traveller ‘popped in’ to see
how the old place was fairing and what Debrah had in store for
Executive Travellers. Debrah says “These are challenging
times for the hotel industry but with a stunning product and
a strong team, I am confident that we can continue to stand
out from the crowd”. So what has Debrah got in mind?
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Chandos
House
Not
just for weddings and celebrations
Located
in the quiet Queen Anne Street to the north of Oxford Street
and between Portland Place and fashionable Marylebone Village,
Chandos House, the Royal Society of Medicine’s (RSM) second
home is not just renowned for Weddings and Celebrations, it
is also a popular destination for those looking for a boutique-style
hotel style accommodation in London.
Discover
the experience
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Cruise
Diary
Time
to wine and dine at the Captain’s Table
HMS
Belfast which was launched in March 1938 and served throughout
the Second World War, playing a leading role in the Battle of
North Cape and in the Normandy Landings, is celebrating the
completion of a £250,000 restoration and refurbishment
programme. Explore the Admiral’s quarters with us.
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Travel
News Update
Virgin
Atlantic will now fly to Ghana’s Capital Accra
Three services per week from 24 May 2010
Virgin
Atlantic, one of the world’s leading airlines will be
launching flights between Heathrow and Accra, the capital of
Ghana, from 24 May 2010. The airline plans to operate three
services a week, subject to government approval, using an Airbus
A340-300 aircraft with 240 seats onboard -34 Upper Class, 35
Premium Economy and 171 Economy.
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more >>>
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Top
tips for every traveller
Tip
#5– Travelling to the USofA?
New TSA Passenger information
The
Transportation Security Administration (TSA), a US government
entity, has announced the implementation of a new directive
known as Secure Flight Programme. Secure Flight was developed
by the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and is designed
to enhance the security of commercial air travel.
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more >>> |
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