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Over 12 million air travellers from 108 nationalities voted Singapore Changi Airport the best in the world at the 2013 World Airport Awards, the global benchmark of airport excellence. The awards were announced at the Passenger Terminal EXPO in Geneva this week. Singapore Changi Airport serves 50 million passengers a year. Last year’s winner, Incheon … Read more
Best secret islands across Europe: most “interesting,” little-known European islands For those seeking destinations with little foot traffic, Europe has nearly a dozen secret but amazing islands. Online reservation site Skyscanner compiled a list of little-known European islands with suggestions that include wild landscapes, cliff-tops and unexplored beaches, volcanic crater lake, “Jurassic Park”-style scenery, and … Read more
Last year, the New York Subway, Paris Metro, and 100 taxis across Delhi were draped with the Union flag and a series of GREAT images adverts as part of the Britain’s biggest ever tourism & awareness campaign. The GREAT campaign is moving forward with a new international creative ambassador. Famous British perfumer Roja Dove is … Read more
A trip to New York is an experience everyone should have at least once in a lifetime. The Big Apple is still the world’s greatest metropolis, a definer of style like nowhere else on the planet. Its sheer size can seem overwhelming, which makes one of the best ways to see the main sights a … Read more
Top London Afternoon Tea Awards 2013 Best afternoon tea service in London: Goring Hotel awarded for outstanding tea service The best place for afternoon tea in London was announced by The Tea Guild, the British authority which announces the annual award described as the ‘Oscars’ of the tea world in the UK. The cream of … Read more
Bringing the Romans to life in the heart of London; An unmissable exhibition and an unparalleled glimpse into the daily life of the Roman Empire Two ordinary cities, one extraordinary event. London’s British Museum is looking at the Roman home and the people who lived in Pompeii and Herculaneum ill-fated cities in “Life and death … Read more