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Oct 18, 2021Airlines Elevate the Premium Travel Experience in the Air and on the Ground
Airplane travel evokes a lot of emotions these days: excitement, anticipation, uncertainty and nervousness, just to name a few. But when you do take to the skies again, the giddiness of getting pampered at 35,000 feet can most certainly wash away the surrealness of the past year and a half — at least for the duration of a long- haul flight — as you sip Champagne and slip your feet into plush slippers. While some global airlines have paused or pushed back plans for upgrades and refreshes to their premium cabins, others have introduced exciting changes that await in your pod or lie-flat bed in first and business classes. What’s more, amenities like privacy screens, sliding suite doors and space to spread out all serve a dual purpose as methods to luxuriate in the air while keeping social distance. Here are some nice- ties to expect now and in the near future, from retrofitted seat configurations to updated décor to Michelin-starred meals:
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Sep 19, 2021Private Wine Clubs Entice Enthusiasts with a Sumptuous Setting for Sipping their Favorites
If you have ever been on a long layover in an unfamiliar city or just wanted a place to relax and unwind over a glass or two but didn’t have any intel on great wine bars, a smattering of luxe locations in Europe (and now the United States) can fulfill your oenophile fantasies.