Richard Alvin

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The Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach: A sanctuary of opulence and allure
The Clarence is not just a hotel but a symbol of Irish hospitality and culture that effortlessly blends tradition with contemporary comforts.
Planning a family trip to London? Don't worry; this bustling city has many activities and attractions that cater to all ages, ensuring a fantastic time for everyone involved.
My Remarkable Stay at the Swan and Dolphin Hotel in Florida
Florida has a wealth of attractions and experiences to offer for a business traveller attending a conference or expo in the Sunshine State. 
The New Yorker, a Wyndham Hotel, stands as a shining beacon of history and architectural delight in the heart of New York City. Rooted in tradition yet modernised with time, the hotel offers a unique blend of classic charisma and contemporary comfort.
Nestled atop a picturesque hill overlooking Box Valley, Rudloe Arms Hotel is an enchanting getaway that blends Victorian charm with modern luxury.
In the heart of the English Channel, a mere stone's throw from France yet still nestled under the wing of the British Isles, lies the enchanting island of Jersey.
Three in five business travellers report having curbed their flying habits as a result of the pandemic in a new survey.
Virgin Atlantic removes need for staff members to wear gendered clothing
Luton Borough Council, whose company Luton Rising owns the airport, approved the growth plans in December.
Responsibility for aviation in the Department for Transport has been handed to former roads minister Baroness Charlotte Vere of Norbiton. The aviation brief together with maritime had been held by Robert Courts, who yesterday announced he was leaving the role to return to the backbenches. Baroness Vere, who has been at the DfT since 2019, announced on Twitter that she was changing ministerial portfolio to cover aviation and local transport, adding: “Let the hard work begin.” She added: “I am delighted to be re-appointed as a m minister in DfT. Transport is a key enabler of economic growth and I look forward to delivering existing commitments and working on new opportunities.” It remains unclear who within the transport department will be given the maritime brief.