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News•Feb 27, 2026
What to Tip When Traveling—And How to Avoid Getting Ripped Off
Travelers face a complex tipping landscape as customs vary worldwide, from modest European gratuities to mandatory U.S. percentages. Google searches for travel‑tip guidance jumped 121% this year, highlighting growing anxiety. In the United States, digital payment presets push tip rates upward, while federal policy now lets workers deduct up to $25,000 in tips from taxable income. The article offers region‑specific guidelines and practical steps to avoid over‑tipping or being ripped off.
By Business Traveller (UK)
News•Feb 27, 2026
Hotel Review: The Beaumont Mayfair, London
The Beaumont Mayfair has completed a multi‑million‑pound renovation that transforms its Grade II listed building into a 1920s‑inspired boutique hotel. The overhaul added 29 new rooms, bringing the total to 101, and introduced a fresh art‑filled lobby, a new Rosi brasserie...
By Business Traveller (UK)
News•Feb 26, 2026
Flight Review: Delta One, Airbus A350-900, Paris to Los Angeles
Delta’s Airbus A350‑900, introduced in 2017 with the Delta One Suite, remains the airline’s flagship on long‑haul routes but shows signs of age after nearly a decade. The reviewer praised the suite’s privacy, lie‑flat comfort, and attentive service, including champagne...
By Business Traveller (UK)
News•Feb 26, 2026
Restaurant Review: Luna Omakase, London
Luna Omakase, a 12‑seat Japanese‑Mexican tasting bar hidden inside Los Mochis on Liverpool Street, has added a second dinner sitting, now serving guests at 6 pm and 8:30 pm Tuesday‑Saturday. The restaurant offers a meticulously choreographed 12‑course omakase priced at £230 per...
By Business Traveller (UK)
News•Feb 26, 2026
Take a Look Inside Miami International Airport’s Next Major Expansion
Miami International Airport is adding a three‑level Gate D60 expansion that will deliver 17 new contact gates and upgraded boarding areas. The project is designed to streamline international connections and boost the airport’s capacity for long‑haul carriers. While the modernized...
By Business Traveller (UK)
News•Feb 26, 2026
Shangri-La Hambantota Is Now A Certified Halal-Friendly Hotel
Shangri‑La Hambantota has earned the Halal Friendly Certification from the Halal Assessment Council Guarantee Limited, confirming its ability to serve verified Halal meals from dedicated kitchen facilities. The luxury resort, opened in 2016 as the brand’s first Sri Lankan property,...
By Business Traveller (UK)
News•Feb 25, 2026
Airport Eats: Where to Eat and Drink at LAX’s Tom Bradley International Terminal
Los Angeles International Airport’s Tom Bradley International Terminal has transformed into a culinary showcase, featuring chef‑driven concepts from Michael Voltaggio’s Ink.sack to Wolfgang Puck’s WPizza. Travelers can choose from upscale sandwiches, Oaxacan‑inspired Mexican fare, pressed‑espresso coffee, craft beer, artisanal pizza,...
By Business Traveller (UK)
News•Feb 24, 2026
Trade Black for Bold: Five Carry-On Bags That Travel in Style
Business Traveller spotlights five carry‑on bags that swap traditional black for bold, colorful designs. The curated selection emphasizes eye‑catching aesthetics without compromising size limits or durability. Brands featured leverage vibrant palettes to differentiate in a crowded premium luggage market. The...
By Business Traveller (UK)
News•Feb 24, 2026
Has March Quietly Become the New Peak of Ski Season in Europe?
March has emerged as the new peak for European ski travel, overtaking the traditional December‑to‑February window. British skiers continue to dominate Alpine visitor numbers, but travelers from Turkey and the United Arab Emirates are rapidly increasing their share of winter...
By Business Traveller (UK)
News•Feb 23, 2026
Atlantic Fields Puts Hobe Sound on the Luxury Map
Atlantic Fields has transformed the quiet town of Hobe Sound into a high‑end enclave that blends golf, equestrian pursuits, organic farming and contemporary design. The mixed‑use development offers luxury homes, a championship‑grade golf course, stables, and sustainably managed farms, positioning...
By Business Traveller (UK)
News•Feb 20, 2026
Opinion: English Fizz Is Shaking Champagne’s Hold on Luxury Travel
English Fizz, a premium non‑alcoholic sparkling water, is gaining traction among first‑class and private‑jet travelers, eroding champagne’s traditional dominance in luxury travel. Airlines and high‑end hotels are adding English Fizz to their beverage carts, citing health‑conscious passenger demand and lower...
By Business Traveller (UK)
News•Feb 20, 2026
New Hotel Brand The Webster to Debut in London
Lifestyle retailer The Webster announced its entry into hospitality with a flagship hotel slated to open in London this summer. The venture marks the brand’s first foray beyond fashion into the hotel sector, targeting affluent travelers seeking a curated boutique...
By Business Traveller (UK)
News•Feb 19, 2026
Boom Town: Miami’s High Season Meets Hypergrowth
Miami’s high season has transformed into a hypergrowth engine, with luxury yacht shows, Michelin‑rated dining, and a wave of billionaire‑backed construction projects redefining the city’s identity. Visitor numbers are soaring, pushing hotel occupancy rates above historic highs and prompting a...
By Business Traveller (UK)