Reviews

Don’t listen to the naysayers who tell you that Bangkok is a city for flying to and then fleeing for beaches and hills. It remains a unique place and one of the most exciting destinations in the world. It’s more fun than Shanghai and more accessible than Rio.

Once the world’s Governments decides to release its citizens for their dystopi

I boarded my first ever Asiana flight at Japan's Haneda airport in Tokyo without high hopes.

Leaving a comfy but unspectacular Lufthansa lounge in the wonderful Munich airport, my expectations were high and the greeting on boarding was lovely.

I was more excited for this flight than any previous flight. My favourite aircraft is the 747 and I was flying upper on a 747-400 for the first time.

Don’t listen to the naysayers who tell you that Bangkok is a city for flying to and then fleeing for beaches and hills.

For those flyers who find themselves in Madrid without access to an airline-specific lounge, the Cibeles Lounge, Madrid T1 is well worth trying. As far as pay-at-the-desk lounges go, this is one of the best.

I have travelled the world extensively over the course of more than a decade, transiting through dozens of airports, some very basic, some the height of modernity.

I was looking forward with curiosity and anticipation to my trip to Minsk in Belarus (trip report coming soon). My main concern was the flight on the national carrier, Belavia.

If you’re flying from the North Terminal of London’s Gatwick airport you have three choices for lounges if you don’t have an airlines membership that allows you access to one of the airline’s own lounges.