Chris Ashton is an Associate Editor for Executive Traveller and The Telegraph. With a focus on travel and lifestyle, Chris covers a range of topics including airline news, hotel reviews, destination guides, and food and beverage experiences. His articles provide readers with valuable insights and recommendations for their travel adventures.
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The bill is inspired by similar legislation in Europe, where passengers can claim up to $1000 for delayed flights.
Those mini toiletries could soon be a thing of the past...
Lounge access, advance seat selection and checked baggage could all be on the chopping block.
The move allows travellers to browse and book from almost 30 rental providers.
Dreaming of an all-inclusive holiday? There's still time for an ultra-luxury cruise this year.
The airline is saying ‘sayonara' to Japan, just over 12 months after the route's much-hyped debut.
Get set for a vastly-improved business class, complete with a ‘mini first class' suite.
Passengers will soon need to pay an ‘environmental cost surcharge' on every flight.
Though it almost goes without saying, 2025 is shaping up to be a stellar year for new luxury hotel and resort openings, with numerous properties opening their doors in Australia, the United States and beyond.
By: Chris Ashton
Although sharing the same footprint, the lounge feels considerably larger and more inviting.
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