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Breaking Travel News interview: Stefan Kuehr, general manager, Radisson Royal Hotel Moscow
The Radisson Royal Hotel Moscow is the premier accommodation choice in the city, with its home in the second tallest of the Seven Sisters buildings. A prime example of the Stalinist Gothic architectural style, the structure rests on the banks of the Moskva River, giving guests prime views and the exciting option for a river cruise. Following recent recognition by the World Travel Awards, Breaking Travel News here sits down with general manager Stefan Kuehr to discuss what comes next for this illustrious property.
The Importance of New Experiences Through Travel
Recent studies have found that modern people are traveling farther, but not more often. Because travel has been found to have such a healthy impact upon the brain and the body (and the mind, whatever that is), it’s important that it become more a part of all of our lives.
Tourism industry needs help connecting with customers
Local Measure launches in the U.S. to provide unique customer intelligence solution
ComfortDelGro launches first non-stop service from stansted airport to central London
ComfortDelGro Corporation launches Stansted Citylink, the first, direct, non-stop express coach service connecting Stansted Airport with Kings Cross St Pancras, a new destination in London. The concession to operate into and out of the Airport’s central Coach Station was won following a competitive tendering process run by Stansted Airport.
How Global Sporting Events Could Make Your Holiday More Expensive
Whether it’s a city break or a sea-view, your holiday spending money can be influenced by a number of factors such as the political events, a natural disaster or the economic climate. Even a sporting event can influence the exchange rates you pay, and with the Rugby World Cup upon us, we look at how your holiday money could be affected.
Breaking Travel News investigates: The Lanesborough, London
With its enviable location in the heart of London, in prestigious Knightsbridge, and panoramic views of Hyde Park, The Lanesborough has long been considered one of the world’s most luxurious hotels. Having recently undergone an 18 month renovation project, the property is returning to the London hospitality scene stronger than ever. Here Breaking Travel News editor Chris O’Toole takes a tour.
The Most Expensive Cities in the World
The world’s most expensive cities attract visitors for all the right reasons. Whether it’s the financial centres of Singapore and Zurich, the cultural hubs of Paris and London or the super-rich playground of Monaco, each has something quite unique to offer. Interestingly though, Mercer’s annual Cost of Living survey points to some trends you might not have expected.
Breaking Travel News investigates: Staybridge Suites, Liverpool
Located on the famous King’s Waterfront in Liverpool only 200 metres from Albert Dock, Staybridge Suites Liverpool is ideal for business travellers and leisure guests looking for a welcoming ‘home away from home’. The 132 studio and one-bedroom suite hotel offers spacious apartment-style living with modern amenities and hotel services, creating a home-like environment for extended stay guests. Here Breaking Travel News editor Chris O’Toole calls in for the night.
New Bespoke Serviced Apartment Agency Secures ASAP Membership - Provide Apartments
NEW BESPOKE SERVICED APARTMENT AGENCY SECURES ASAP MEMBERSHIP
RoomAuction.com: Fresh Approach for Booking Hotel Rooms
RoomAuction.com is a hotel-booking site, which offers the unique opportunity to negotiate bargains directly with the hotel. It is a new online platform for travelers who are constantly looking for better ways to spend their money wisely. It helps traveling and booking their accommodation for the price they are happy to pay.
Breaking Travel News investigates: São Tomé & Príncipe
Like jewels sitting off the coast of West Africa, São Tomé & Príncipe invite guests to discover two fascinating islands offering a host of dramatic landscapes. With torrents and waterfalls on its slopes, white and black sandy beaches, sheer cliffs overlooking the seas, tropical forests filled with exotic birds, and extensive cocoa plantations with their beautiful colonial houses, there is much to see.
Breaking Travel News investigates: Phu Quoc, Vietnam
Phu Quoc - known by the Vietnamese as ‘pearl paradise island’ - has built a reputation as a tranquil haven for travellers, its secluded white sandy beaches and lush greenery providing a welcome retreat. Here Breaking Travel News reporter Alice McKeown takes a tour.