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Nov 6, 2026
In India, dishes that feature Szechwan – not Sichuan – and Manchurian sauce might suggest Chinese roots, but they tell a distinctly local story. Known as Chindian or Indian-Chinese cuisine, this culinary style emerged from Chinese migrant communities in Kolkata, where cooks adapted their recipes to local ingredients and tastes – think soy sauce and vinegar with generous helpings of chilli, ginger and garlic. The result was not simply a substitute for food from China but a culinary tradition in...
Specialist travel marketing agency Adido is hosting a free webinar to help travel brands prepare their digital marketing strategies for 2027. Taking place on November 12 at 2pm, the hour-long session will examine the key trends shaping travel marketing and what they could mean for the year ahead.
How private aviation is helping enterprise companies solve complex travel challenges The post Wheels Up: The Business of Flying Private appeared first on Business Traveller.
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The climate event is predicted to alter snowfall patterns across the U.S. and Canada. Experts are starting to see how it might play out across ski country.
Six Senses The Palm, Dubai is set to open on Monday, November 23 on the West Crescent of Palm Jumeirah, marking the brand’s debut in the United Arab Emirates in one of the city’s most recognizable settings. Set between the Arabian Gulf and Dubai’s skyline, the beachfront resort comprises 61 suites and 172 private residences. Wellness is at the heart of Six Senses Dubai, with an extensive wellness offering within the 5,500-square-meter Six Senses Spa and Longevity Clinic, alongside a culinary offering guided by the ethos of Eat With Six Senses, celebrating regional, seasonal produce and mindful preparation.
Opening in 2027, IHG’s first Ruby hotel in the region will bring a 24/7 bar, guitars guests can borrow and a 1920s Siam theme to Sathorn The post Ruby Hotels to Make Asia Pacific Debut with 184-Room Hotel in Bangkok appeared first on Business Traveller.
Some offer modern, experimental cuisine, while others remain loyal to cooking traditions from history - and all offer some of the best food money can buy.
Hotel-Bonuspunkteprogramme können genauso lohnenswert sein wie Vielfliegerprogramme von Fluggesellschaften. The post Die Zusammenfassung: Ein Leitfaden für Einsteiger zu Hotel-Treueprogrammen appeared first on Business Traveller.
Es muss nicht gleich ein Unfall sein, um das Gesundheitssystem eines anderen Staates zu testen. Ein Magen-Darm-Virus genügt, um einen Arzt zu brauchen. Expats sowie Mitarbeiter auf längeren Reisen sollten daher wissen, was sie im Krankheitsfall erwartet. The post Gesundheit: Welches Land hat die wenigsten Ärzte pro Kopf? appeared first on Business Traveller.
Malfunctioning power door operators, inaccessible self-service kiosks and the inability to get a braille menu were among the issues people with disabilities faced while eating out as part of a Marketplace investigation into accessibility at fast-food and full-service restaurants in Ontario.
