Delta Begins Rollout of Free Wi-Fi to International Routes
Delta has begun the next stage of the rollout of free inflight Wi-Fi in partnership with T-Mobile. The carrier first announced plans to offer free Wi-Fi to all passengers in January 2023, and has so far installed the service on more than 90 per cent of its domestic mainline fleet.
In May, the carrier unveiled a major upgrade to its mobile app, which will soon allow customers to log on to the inflight Delta Sync Wi-Fi service directly through the app.
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EU Confirms Long-Awaited Launch Date for Entry-Exit System
The EU's much-delayed Entry-Exit System (EES) will finally be launched on 10 November, according to EU Commissioner Ylva Johansson. EES is a biometric system which will use digital photographs and fingerprints for registering travellers from non-EU countries, including the UK, when they cross the EU's external border. It will apply to both short-stay visa holders and visa-exempt travellers.
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UK Government Approves London City Capacity Increase
London City Airport has won its battle to be allowed to increase its capacity from 6.5 million to 9 million passengers per year. The UK government will allow the East London airport to add three additional early morning flights during weekdays, but the airport's application to extend its operating hours on Saturdays has been rejected.
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Qatar Airways to Increase Capacity From London Heathrow
Qatar Airways is to increase its flights from London Heathrow to eight per day, from the start of the winter schedule. The Doha-based airline will add the extra daily service from Heathrow on 27 October, which will take its total flights from the UK capital from 49 to 56 per week. Joint business partner British Airways also flies twice daily between Heathrow and Doha.
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Crossbasket Castle
Glasgow, Scotland
Crossbasket Castle is an exceptional five-star estate for guests looking to experience private luxury. The property offers nine castle bedrooms, 40 new hotel rooms and suites, plus two-, three-, and five-bedroom luxury lodges. It's home to multiple dining restaurants and bars overseen by Michelin Chef Michel Roux, Jr., including Trocadero's—Scotland's first five-star live entertainment and dining venue. Their team understands the importance of discretion, flawless hospitality and exceeds expectations of VIP clients.
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Sommerro
Oslo, Norway
Sommerro marks the rebirth of a 1930s landmark in one of Oslo's loveliest neighborhoods—complete with many restaurants and bars, a library, a small private cinema, and the city's first rooftop pool and terrace. The property is home to 13 private hire rooms, including five light-filled boardrooms and the iconic Per Krohg event space. The highlight is Vestkantbadet—as one of the few public baths left in the country, that has been restored as part of the beauty and wellness centre, and includes a 400-square-metre gym, 16 treatment rooms, saunas and a cold plunge.
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Dream Nashville
Nashville, Tennessee
Dream Nashville reimagines two historic landmarked buildings steeped in a rich and colorful heritage, while maintaining the celebrated history of Printer's Alley. Situated on 4th Avenue North, the hotel is a short walk from its downtown core, conveniently located near the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, Ryman Auditorium, Bridgestone Arena, Nissan Stadium and the Broadway strip. Dream Nashville boasts 168 art deco-inspired rooms with high ceilings and sleek finishes, as well as six dining and nightlife options and 8,000 square feet of flexible event space.
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Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth
Montréal, Quebec, Canada
In the heart of Montréal's thriving shopping and business district, guests will find Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth, where contemporary décor blends with vintage flair to reminisce on Montréal's golden years. All 950 guest rooms recently underwent renovation, with a bold artistic direction that resulted in bright and dynamic interiors. The property offers a seamless blend of connectivity, efficiency and elegant comfort.
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