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Inside this issue
• The rise and rise of ‘super’ hotels
• Travel tips from the roving Bishop of Europe
• Hand-kissing is out and handshakes are firm in Poland
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Companies are packing their bags for growth
The biggest rise in business travel demand is in emerging markets, writes Roger Blitz
Soapbox: We are not in denial about climate change
The aviation industry acknowledges that projected increases in emissions cannot be left unchecked, writes Mark Watson
Business hubs: From seaplanes and seafood to Islamic art and market spices
Bernard Simon and Robin Wigglesworth provide insider tips on two travel hotspots
The Big Story: Displays of towering ambition
‘Super’ hotels are defying the downturn, writes Jill James
Virtual meetings
The need for face-to-face meetings is still undergoing scrutiny in Europe and the US, writes Jill James
Business class: Rail industry on track for gains in market share
High-speed lines and smoother connections could win long-term loyalty, writes Robert Wright
CEO interview: Boost for a flagship brand
The head of Carlson is revamping Radisson hotels in the US, finds Roger Blitz
Business etiquette: Hand-kissing is out and handshakes are firm in Poland
Although small talk is not a well-practised art, Poles are proud of their country, writes Jan Cienski
Frequent traveller: Madeira to Vladivostok and beyond
The Bishop of Europe tells Josh Noble about overheated hotels, a Syrian delicacy and and a train robbery
