Category: Airports
Aberdeen Airport, travel with ‘No Frills’
Aberdeen Airport opened in 1934, and the passenger numbers and routes have for many years, mostly served business travel for the oil and gas industry…
Heathrow Airport Terminal 2 – go prepared!
So what do we think of our new Heathrow Airport Terminal 2? Is it conducive to good health? Can we relax, unwind, de-stress and choose…
Where to find healthier options at Gatwick Airport – North Terminal
Gatwick Airport’s North Terminal sees over 18 million passengers each year, with one in five passengers travelling on business. Not surprising as Gatwick is the…
Morning Flight: Which airport breakfast to choose?
In the past, an early morning flight would be a choice between an airport breakfast high in fat and salt or the other extreme –…
7 Reasons to love Changi Airport, Singapore
Airports are often crowded places and Changi is no exception. According to the official web site, around 148,000 passengers a day pass through with 30%…
Five ways to tighten your tummy when travelling
When working and travelling on business, tightening your tummy muscles can aid your posture and subsequently your performance by helping to prevent back ache. Strengthening your core…
Quality Departure Lounge food sets up a successful trip
Departure lounge food options can set you up for a successful trip. Carol Sadler, PhD, Consultant Nutritionist, travels frequently overseas and explains some useful tips…
How to reduce the effects of jet lag prior to travelling
Jet lag is often considered to be a hazard of the job when you travel internationally on business. Yet there are several methods which you…
How to exercise when on a business trip
Exercise has enormous physical and mental benefits when travelling for business. It boosts your immune system, reduces the chances of chronic diseases often prevalent in…
Manchester Airport provides at least one hope
Walking into Terminal One at Manchester Airport is a little daunting. Not least, finding that most of the cafes and restaurants are actually in the departure…