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Ushering in a whole new decade with our brand new issue. Our cover story this time unravels Indian travel trends of 2020. Next we have a special feature on how global airports are evolving. For corporate travellers in India, we take a detailed look on the country's MICE sector. Do check out our recommendations on where you can get a luxurious suit, in our latest style guide. Adding to our main issue, is a special booklet on Japan that features our recommendations on Tokyo, Kyoto, Yokohama and Okinawa. Enjoy reading and wish you a Happy New Year!
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PORTS OF FUTURE
Featuring world-class F&B, spas, hotels and entertainment venues, global airports are more than just transit hubs
Tropical SOJOURN
Traversing the beach capital of India, Goa, amid the new normal
The Wellness report
Understanding new practices and trends that are shaping the industry
ITC Maratha, A Luxury Collection Hotel, Mumbai
ITC Maratha, A Luxury Collection Hotel, Mumbai
The St. Regis Mumbai
The St. Regis Mumbai
Events in the post-pandemic world
The meetings industry, a key source of income for hotels, has seen a significant change in the way business is done
SINGAPORE AIRLINES EXTENDS PPS CLUB AND KRISFLYER ELITE MEMBER STATUSES
SINGAPORE AIRLINES (SIA) is extending all existing PPS Club and Krisflyer Elite statuses by another year.
DINING DECODED
Plated desserts from dessert-only restaurants, plant-based meals that help you stay fit and food on the wheels, and more; here’s a look at trends in India’s culinary industry
AIR MILES
Bandana Jain is an artist, an inventor and a passionate traveller. As an environmentally-conscious individual, she prefers working with recycled material. Jain speaks to Business Traveller India about her art, the environment and travel.
The Maldivian Escape
Maldives becomes a preferred destination for Indian travellers in the Covid era
