Richard Alvin

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Ryanair has called for the sacking of the head of UK National Air Traffic Services (NATS) after air traffic control issues at Gatwick Airport disrupted 100 flights and affected 16,000 passengers over the weekend.
Manchester Airport has been named the UK’s worst airport for the third year in a row, according to the latest survey by consumer group Which?.
Flight Centre Travel Group has reported a 10% year-over-year increase in total transaction value for its global corporate business in the 2024 fiscal year, ending June 30, driven significantly by wins among SMEs.
Sir Rocco Forte is set to develop five new luxury hotels in Europe after Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) acquired a 49% stake in Rocco Forte Hotels, valuing the company at £1.4 billion.
Discover Cosm's groundbreaking "shared reality" experience in Los Angeles, revolutionising entertainment for business travellers with immersive, interactive virtual environments.
The billionaire peer and his wife, Lady Bamford, intend to redevelop the Mill House Hotel under their Daylesford Organic brand.
British Airways has created 1,700 jobs as it gears up for a summer boom allowing its parent company IAG to match last year’s operating profit bonanza of €3.5 billion.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has underscored the essential role of business travel for executives, asserting that those who neglect it risk failure.
In the relentless pace of modern business, the demand for constant connectivity and productivity can leave little room for personal wellness.
In recent years, the concept of bleisure travel—combining business with leisure—has gained significant traction among UK professionals.
As the boundaries between business and leisure continue to blur, the concept of "bleisure" travel has surged in popularity. For UK business travellers, the opportunity to combine professional obligations with leisure activities offers a perfect balance.
Frequent flyers are no strangers to the sudden jolt of turbulence mid-flight, but recent events have put a spotlight on this common yet potentially dangerous phenomenon.