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Global Entrepreneurs Plan Around Travel Restrictions
Recent travel bans have made business professionals and entrepreneurs from around the world reconsider their business model for the foreseeable future. Many entrepreneurs and business professionals have cultivated their business and lifestyle due to their desire to have a measure of location independence. They want to be able to travel around the world and advancements in various forms of business technology have made this possible. However, there are still matters that require personal attention and the ability to easily cross international borders.
Breaking Travel News investigates: Bunga Bunga, Covent Garden
Five years after the opening of the legendary Battersea bar and pizzeria, Bunga Bunga has come to Covent Garden with an even bigger and bolder version of the original. Breaking Travel News editor Chris O’Toole calls in to find out more.
Global hotel industry CEOs from Hilton, AccorHotels and Louvre Hotels Group to headline at AHIC
Keynote speakers including Chris Nassetta, Sébastien Bazin and Pierre-Frédéric Roulot descend on Dubai to offer an international perspective on the dynamic Middle East hospitality industry
Countries that every coffee lover should visit
If you love coffee, you must have some distinct opinions about the places that serve the best coffee in your area. When traveling, you need to know where to get the best quality brew. However, if a whole city provides high quality coffee, enthusiasts would be in heaven.
Breaking Travel News investigates: Boschendal Wine Estate, South Africa
With privileged access to the Boschendal Estate, visitors are able to enjoy farm life, walk in the vineyards, speed along the mountain biking trails, fish in the dams, read, relax and savour life. Here Breaking Travel News editor Chris O’Toole takes a tour.
How Tech Companies Protested Trump’s Travel Ban
Donald Trump’s tenure as President of the United States was never going to be free from controversy. Following his command to prohibit citizens from seven majority-Muslim nations from visiting the United States, condemnation was swift – finding protests breaking out across the country. In the time the ban was in place, up to “60,000 foreigners…had their visas cancelled because of the executive order” according to the State Department.
Why You Need to Play a Casino Tournament
The whole world has seemingly fallen in love with gaming, whether it be on a games console, smartphone app or a PC or website game. They provide us with a little oasis in the middle of a chaotic life, as we can simply just switch off, close the door and absorb ourselves in a fun game for a few minutes or hours. Heaven!
Breaking Travel News interview: Nicolas Petrovic, chief executive, Eurostar
With a new fleet of trains rolling, The Netherlands being added to the network, and new passengers being wooed online, it is all change at Eurostar. Here Breaking Travel News editor Chris O’Toole talks with chief executive Nicolas Petrovic to find out more.
Trump’s Travel Ban is Surprisingly Popular with UK Travellers
A survey reveals that President Trump’s executive order on immigration won’t deter a majority of UK travellers from American holidays and that many respondents agree with the ban.
Breaking Travel News investigates: Matka Nordic Travel Fair
Each year Matka Nordic Travel Fair presents approximately 1,000 exhibitors, representing 80 countries, to 70,000 visitors. They gather in Finland´s largest and most versatile congress centre, Messukeskus, to shape the future of Nordic travel. Here Eleanor Hawkins visits for Breaking Travel News to find out more.
Breaking Travel News investigates: A century of Finnish independence
This year marks the centenary of Finnish independence from Russia, on December 6th, 1917. With a year of celebrations now underway, Eleanor Hawkins here visits capital Helsinki to see how the occasion is being marked.
Breaking Travel News investigates: New Golden Age of Cocktails at Sheraton Grand London
Having first opened its doors during 1927, the Sheraton Grand London Park Lane was a well-known haunt of the Bright Young Things of 1920s Mayfair, serving cocktails to many renowned celebrities and VIPs throughout its history. Now, partnering with drinks historian Rebecca Dale, the property has launched a new series of drinks as it seeks to revive its former glories. Chris O’Toole ducks in for Breaking Travel News to see what is on offer.