travel gripes
‘We have so many reasons to rejoice and get back to travelling’ – the return to some form of travel normalcy may prove to be closer than we think and we could make it a calmer experience for all
The old adage that today’s news is tomorrow’s fish and chip wrappings may no longer be as relevant in the digital age, but its meaning
Being a digital nomad has its benefits. Earning loyalty points for a normal day’s work as the hotel becomes my new workspace – a viewpoint from our normally disgruntled corporate traveller
It seems continued travel restrictions and or reduced mobility means there is a significant pent-up demand for travel, even our disgruntled corporate traveller Victor A
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You don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone – a viewpoint from our disgruntled corporate traveller
It is often said that you don’t know the true value of something until you no longer have it. Whether that is the loss of
Testing, testing, testing… shouldn’t all countries now be insisting passengers take a PCR test before departing? Why is it not yet standard practice? – a viewpoint from our disgruntled corporate traveller
While the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic has not quite reached shallow waters we are now seemingly surfing a second wave of Covid-19 infections
Things may be a little different onboard aircraft right now, but let’s not forget the long-term damage of single use plastics and remember that business class passengers are paying a high price for a few little luxuries – a viewpoint from our disgruntled corporate traveller
The travel experience is very different right now and that is no more obvious than onboard aircraft. The changes extend far beyond wearing face coverings,
The travel and hospitality industries’ fragmented approach to the Covid-19 crisis has left us more confused than reassured – a viewpoint from our disgruntled corporate traveller
It appears that every hotel brand has set a new standard in its health and hygiene promises to reassure potential guests. The same could be
Lounging around in airports mean that the once private, tranquil space for corporate travellers has generally become a thing of the past – more gripes from our disgruntled corporate traveller
As the world starts to get a grip on the coronavirus spread so discussions are already taking place between families and friends about where we’d
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When air travel returns there are some aspects we hope won’t come back with it – the view of a disgruntled corporate traveller
As the world starts to get a grip on the coronavirus spread so discussions are already taking place between families and friends about where we’d