Articles tagged “london”

The Shard stands out in comparison to similar attractions, not just for its impressive height, but because the building is filled with restaurants and a hotel guaranteed to boost profits.

The promise of greater competition in London from Gulf carriers may have Heathrow slightly spooked, but it's likely the end result will be another runway there as opposed to a real rival in Stansted.

The tube is one of the oldest subway systems in the world and its history not only tracks transportation transformations, but also serves as a record of the London’s political and cultural past.

With ticket prices increasing on busy routes, any increase in passenger duty will have a big price effect on more-price-sensitive traveling families and make them switch to smaller/alternative airports.

The cancellations will cause a huge backlog of passengers waiting at either end of the rail line, and a multitude of missed flights could impact connecting flights throughout the day.

London will have to get creative if it wants to win the race against Paris for the Middle-East-Russia-China rich who want to spend their money and stay in historical/palatial hotels.

The Claridge may have an impeccable pedigree, but if it's turned to reality programming that's a signal that it's promise of high-end discretion has gone out the window.

Considering the property's pedigree and newfound fame among a younger set, this debt will likely be but a minor setback in an otherwise long career of making sure both royalty and the nouveau riche have a stunning place to stay.

Business travelers’ expectations for Wi-Fi will only grow as more airlines, subway systems, and now cabs are offering connectivity and those that don’t offer the service will seem even more archaic.

This is some tough talk by a man who's knees deep in labor problems and consolidation issues of his own making, but it will likely force movement on the ongoing saga of Heathrow's new runway.