Medjet CEO John Gobbels explains why geopolitical shocks, strained health systems and changing security threats are forcing companies to rethink medical evacuation, crisis response and their duty of care. The post A More Dangerous World is Changing the Rules of Business Travel appeared first on Business Traveller.

Southwest’s first Icon lounges promise locally inspired design and premium amenities, but their real value will depend on a new Chase card, access rules and how quickly the network expands. The post Southwest Reveals Icon Lounge Designs as Premium Push Accelerates appeared first on Business Traveller.

Higher fares, Middle East disruption, fragile infrastructure and sharply changing travel patterns could make Christmas 2026 unusually difficult, as leisure and VFR demand redraw the world’s busiest airports and routes. The post Holiday Travel 2026: What to Expect From Fares, Airports and Disruptions appeared first on Business Traveller.

Your boarding pass may soon be optional. Your face will not be. Airports are racing toward biometric travel, but every second saved creates a more complicated question about who holds the data. The post Facial Recognition is Transforming Airport Security – But Can Travelers Trust It? appeared first on Business Traveller.

A new study co-authored by two researchers at Hamilton's McMaster University suggests brain health could be affected by consuming too much ultra-processed foods produced to be cheap and ready-to-eat.

The 12-month review follows increases in drop-off fees of more than 40% by several airports this year The post UK Government to Review Airport Drop-Off Charges Following Surge in Fees appeared first on Business Traveller.

Desperate for some sunshine but fearing flights will be pricey in the wake of winter schedule cuts? Look no further than these plane-free travel routes...

Pink October – the French version of Breast Cancer Awareness Month – is at the centre of a political storm here in France, after one MP said she refused to wear a pink ribbon, calling the month "utterly cynical". We dive into her reasoning, discuss the history of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and learn how to look out for "pinkwashing".

It's never too early to prepare for Christmas - especially if you're planning to head to Lapland for a winter getaway.

François Picard is pleased to welcome Siow-Ming Lee, Professor of Medical Oncology at University College London and a specialist in lung cancer. "Lung cancer is not one cancer. There are many different types of lung cancer," Lee explains. For decades, lung cancer has been closely associated with smoking, late diagnosis and poor survival prospects. Yet there is a broader revolution in cancer brewing: advances in molecular oncology, minimally invasive surgery and immunotherapy are fundamentally transforming both the understanding and treatment of the disease, including among patients who have never smoked.