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PRINCIPAL THINKTANK | SUSTAINABILITY SERIES WEEK 1 | Green Promises or Real Progress? You Decide. Airlines have become increasingly vocal about sustainability. From more efficient aircraft to sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), the industry is investing in ways to reduce its environmental impact. But when a company announces a target for 2050, what does that mean

As the US midterm elections bring renewed attention to tensions in the Middle East, uncertainty surrounding international travel is once again making headlines. But for business travellers, being prepared doesn’t have to mean being worried. Why Are the US Midterm Elections Important? With Americans heading to the polls on 3 November, questions are being raised

From digital boarding passes to AI-powered travel assistants, technology has transformed the way we travel. But as everything becomes increasingly automated, are we losing something important along the way? The Digital Travel Revolution Think back to travelling just 15 or 20 years ago. Paper tickets printed boarding passes, physical maps and conversations with travel agents

The aviation industry is under increasing pressure to reduce its environmental impact, and one solution gaining attention is Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). But while the environmental benefits sound promising, there’s one rather significant obstacle standing in the way: the price. So, if greener aviation is possible, why aren’t airlines using more sustainable fuel? And perhaps

As airlines invest in greener alternatives and sustainability targets draw closer, businesses are facing a new question: Is sustainable aviation fuel really the answer to reducing the environmental impact of corporate travel? Sustainability has become an increasingly important consideration for businesses across the world. From reducing carbon emissions to choosing environmentally responsible suppliers, companies are

With travellers constantly looking for ways to reduce flight costs, a money saving strategy known as ‘Travel Tetris’ is attracting attention. By booking separate flights, sometimes with different airlines, travellers can create their own connecting journeys at potentially much lower prices. But while the savings might look appealing, could this clever travel hack end up

September always brings that fresh start feeling. For some, it’s simply the return to school, college or university. For others, it marks the beginning of a particularly big year: GCSEs, A Levels, final university exams, moving away from home for the first time or starting somewhere completely new. Whatever lies ahead, there’s plenty to be