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Guests who steal from hotels don’t consider it stealing
More than 60% of British guests who steal from hotels do so because they don’t consider it stealing or believe hotels expect them to take things, according to a survey of 1,000 people by flight booking company Just The Flight. The survey, which aimed to uncover attitudes towards stealing from hotels, could provide guidance for hoteliers wishing to reduce expenses caused by light-fingered guests.
Read the full story hereMelbourne Named World’s Most Liveable City for the 4th Consecutive Year
Melbourne, Australia has again been recognised as the best city in the world to live, topping the Economist Intelligence Unit’s (EIU) Global Liveability Index for the fourth year in a row.
Read the full story herehOLD FLIGHTS FOR A FIVER WITH BRITISH AIRWAYS
Anyone searching for the best airline deals will now be able to hold flights for a fiver with British Airways for up to 72 hours. This will give you the time to make sure you’re happy with your flight choices before paying for them.
Read the full story hereSURF’S UP – AT MUNICH AIRPORT!
Wetsuits and surfboards are standing by at the ready, at – er – Munich Airport. Even though the nearest shoreline is 500 miles away, this pop-up beach stretched between two terminals enables thousands to catch a wave every year.
Read the full story hereNew Premium Outlet open in Charlotte
North Carolina is being hailed as the new hot shopping destination as SIMON the retail shopping giant announces its new Premium Outlet open in Charlotte. This new 400,000 square foot centre features yet another collection of brand name stores, including SAKS Fifth Avenue, Coach, Michael Kors, Ann Taylor, Gap, Converse and Banana Republic offering savings […]
Read the full story hereeasyJet flying to Rome Fiumicino from Luton
It seems Luton is still in favour with Britain’s leading low cost airline as it added another destination to its already numerous rosta. With easyJet flying to Rome Fiumicino from Luton, the airline is making 20,000 seats available for its 6th Italian route with over 300,000 passengers expected to fly to the country this year.
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