Actress Hilary Swank, 52, has announced she's pregnant with her third child. It's the latest example of a growing trend in Canada and the U.S. of people choosing to have children later in life. But it's not without risks, one expert says.

According to Greek officials, the woman told her rescuers she had jumped off the ship because she “wanted to disembark.”

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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.

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.

Canadian health ministers meet in Winnipeg today after the federal government announced it would extend funding for mental health, addictions and home care by one year.

Celebrities are a unique breed...with some unusual preferences when it comes to how they like to travel.

The Michelin Guide has handed out its first-ever stars in Australia to 11 restaurants in the state of South Australia. Two Michelin stars were awarded on October 14 to Magill Estate Restaurant, which overlooks the Penfolds winery in the Adelaide foothills. Owned by chef Scott Huggins, it serves tasting experiences for up to A$375 (US$260) per person. Among those awarded one star were Aurora at ILA, based in an arts space co-founded by financial restructuring lawyer and former hedge fund partner...

MS Barfleur first serviced the popular tourist route between England's south coast and Normandy in 1992 and made its final sailing this week.

The head of the high-speed cross-Channel rail network shares her transport expertise.  The post Interview: Eurostar CEO, Gwendoline Cazenave, on Upcoming Plans and Growing Competition appeared first on Business Traveller.

Untouched Stroggilo Island, a 54-acre private island in the Dodecanese, is on the market for those seeking solitude in the Aegean Sea.

Following news of Selma Blair’s in-flight outburst and her arrest, the Legally Blonde star’s on-again, off-again boyfriend Andy Kiernan has asked fans to pray for the actress. “Pray for Selma,” he wrote on his Instagram Stories. “She has a good heart. She hasn’t yet got the help she needs. Pray that she does. She’s a human being like the rest of us.” Blair was apprehended on October 11 at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York for allegedly assaulting two Delta Air Lines flight...

The cabin upfront has shifted its priorities, leaving premium economy to take its place The post Opinion: Is Business Class Dead? appeared first on Business Traveller.

Man Mo Media’s first Southeast Asia title goes inside 30 Singapore shophouses, from family homes to hotels and bars, and asks the architects how heritage gets a second life The post Behind the Shutters: New Book Opens Singapore’s Shophouses appeared first on Business Traveller.

Künstliche Intelligenz wird das Corporate Travel Management bis zum Jahr 2035 prägen. Vier Zukunftsszenarien zeigen, wie verschieden sich KI auf Prozesse, Organisationsmodelle, Rollen und Entscheidungsstrukturen auswirken könnte. The post Vier Szenarios, wie KI das Travel Management verändern könnte appeared first on Business Traveller.

With the government recently having committed to a review of airport drop-off fees, we compile the current charges at the UK’s 20 busiest airports The post UK Airport Drop-Off Fees: What You Need to Know appeared first on Business Traveller.

On October 7, Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell visited the White House with his philanthropist wife, Susan, to discuss the couple’s US$6.25 billion pledge for the “Trump Accounts” initiative. The Dells pledged the amount last December, and Michael Dell said that their contribution had already funded 10 million investment and retirement accounts for US children under 18 with social security numbers. Susan Dell spoke further about the impact their funding has had on children and their...

Prenups aren't just for the wealthy anymore. For a generation shaped by financial upheaval and therapy culture, prenups are increasingly framed by zillennials and Gen Z couples as an act of love.

Mendocino County's Skunk Train introduced the Noyo, a luxe cocktail lounge on rails with plush couches, '50s overtones and stunning views.

Trade visitors can secure their tickets to ITB Berlin 2027 now, earlier than ever before. From 16 to 18 March the World’s Leading Travel Trade Show will be gathering the global travel industry in Berlin. New in the ticket range: the ITB Orange Pass, limited to 300 tickets, is the premium pass for those who want to make the most of their visit to ITB Berlin, with exclusive benefits in terms of comfort, networking and the experiences it offers. Early Bird tickets are available until 14 January 2027.

WTM London, part of the RX Global portfolio, is pleased to announce a landmark agreement with the Spanish Tourist Office,  as its first ever accessibility partner. Together, the organisations are committed to pushing the conversation on accessible travel from awareness to collaboration, practical action and measurable change.

Mid-October is a tease for Halloween fans – spooky season feels tantalisingly near, yet still just out of reach. Luckily, Hong Kong offers plenty to keep you busy until then, and remember that Monday is a public holiday. Whether you are after a new piece of ink, a perfect pour-over, a night at the ballet or a deeper stretch, there is more than one way to fill the long weekend. 1. Hong Kong China International Tattoo Exhibition 2026 The Hong Kong China International Tattoo Exhibition 2026 will...

A writer walks the Polish-Czech Friendship Trail, where during the Cold War, dissidents from the two countries met to discuss their efforts against Communism.

Magill Estate Restaurant holds the only two-star rating among the Michelin stars in South Australia, while six of the 11 starred tables sit out in the Hills and wine regions The post Michelin Stars Land in South Australia: 11 Tables to Book appeared first on Business Traveller.