As Shenzhen prepares to host the 33rd APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting, China Popcast connects with three professionals about the city's spirit of inclusion and possibility.
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In techno, precision is everything. The beat may be relentless and the atmosphere hypnotic, but behind the energy lies an exacting mastery of timing. It is an unlikely yet compelling point of connection between the DJ booth and the watchmaker’s bench – and one that informs Tudor’s latest partnership with Belgian DJ and producer Charlotte de Witte. One of electronic music’s most influential figures, de Witte has built her reputation on stripped-back, uncompromising techno. Her sound is dark and...
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It has been quite a birthday celebration. Ahead of the fifth anniversary of M+ on November 12, the directors of New York’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and Paris’ Centre Pompidou touched down in Hong Kong to finalise a tripartite alliance with the young museum. The formal pact will see two of the world’s pre-eminent modern art museums share collections and programming with M+ on equal footing. On October 31, it was signed, sealed and toasted with high-wattage glamour at the museum’s fundraising...
From photographing dogs worldwide to traveling with his beloved Elsa, The Dogist founder Elias Weiss Friedman shares how canine companionship transformed his career, inspired a business and enriched his travels. The post Can Traveling With Your Dog Make Every Journey More Meaningful? appeared first on Business Traveller.
From founding Mr & Mrs Smith to leading Hyatt’s luxury brands, Tamara Lohan is challenging hotel conventions, questioning rigid check-in times and demanding more personal, distinctive experiences for discerning travelers.their guests—and what needs to change The post Hyatt’s New Luxury Chief Wants to Rethink the Hotel Experience appeared first on Business Traveller.
After six months of seemingly endless rain and soaring energy bills, one family decided enough was enough - and traded the UK for sunshine in Malta.
The F.B.I. is investigating the death of a female passenger on the Caribbean-bound MSC Seascape, which departed from Galveston on Monday.
Airbus has broken Boeing’s 21-year commercial aircraft distance record with a 24-hour A350-1000ULR flight, validating the technology behind Qantas’ planned nonstop Sydney–London and New York services launching in 2027. The post Airbus Breaks Boeing’s 21-Year Distance Record With 24-Hour A350 Flight appeared first on Business Traveller.
Staying near prime tourist attractions in Manhattan can cost hundreds, even thousands, of dollars a night. These five properties welcome budget travelers of any faith.
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You know that familiar feeling. It’s 2 p.m., your eyes are heavy, your brain is foggy, and you’re reaching for your third cup of coffee as if it were a lifesaver. Think again. Here’s the truth most of us ignore: Energy is not something you borrow from caffeine. It’s something you build. Many of us have learned this the hard way. For years, we assumed we were simply low-energy people, without realizing that our daily habits could be the real culprit. Consider this familiar routine — sleep late, wake up tired, survive on sugar and coffee, crash in the afternoon, then stay up late scrolling on your phone. The cycle repeats itself day after day. It isn’t laziness. It’s a habit that gradually drains your energy. One of the first things you can change is your sleep pattern. It’s not just about getting more sleep but also about keeping a regular schedule. Your body needs consistency. Sleeping from 2 a.m. to 10 a.m. one day and 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. the next, even if you get eight hours each time, does not give your body the rhythm it needs. Start going to bed earlier and waking up at the same time every day, including weekends. You may find that your usual 2 p.m. energy slump begins to disappear. Food is another factor. This isn’t about dieting but being mindful of what and when you eat. A heavy, high-carbohydrate lunch can leave you feeling sleepy. You don’t have to give up rice. Simply make lunch lighter by adding more lean protein and vegetables. It’s a small adjustment that can make a big difference. Movement is just as important. This might sound counterintuitive, but when you’re tired, moving can be one of the quickest ways to wake you up. You don’t need to go to the gym. A 10-minute walk outside, a few stretches or simply getting up and walking around can help keep your mind alert. Sitting for four hours straight does little to support your energy levels. Binge-watching movies may feel relaxing, but it isn’t doing your heart any good. Make it a habit to stand up and move every 20 minutes. Don’t overlook water and sunlight, either. Dehydration can feel a lot like exhaustion. Before reaching for another cup of coffee, drink a full glass of water and step outside for five minutes of sunlight. Sunlight helps reset your body clock, while water helps keep your body functioning properly. Add some movement to the routine, and you also get your circulation going. You don’t need more motivation or another energy drink. What you need is a body that isn’t constantly working against you. Start with one positive change this week. Go to bed at the same time every night. Drink water first thing in the morning. Take a walk after lunch. Whenever possible, take a stroll after dinner, especially after a sumptuous meal. Remember, maintaining your energy isn’t about pushing harder. It’s about doing the little things better, every day. Affirmation: “Everything is working in my favor.” Love and light.