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October 2008
COVER STORIES
THE FUTURE OF AIRPORT AND HOTEL DESIGN
Here's how planners will make them more functional and user-friendly.WHAT'S WRONG WITH AIRPLANES, HOTELS AND MORE
Readers share their pet peeves about design flaws faced by business travelers.BRINGING YOUR WORKSPACE INTO THE 21ST CENTURY
Office designs are trending to fewer walls, more shared space.EXPLORING WASHINGTON D.C.'S U STREET AND BEYOND
Old neighborhoods are being revitalized, attracting a new generation of visitors.DOING BUSINESS IN JOHANNESBURG
South Africa's financial hub was literally built on a gold mine.COLUMNS
FROM THE FLIGHT DECK
A pilot shares his views on the cost/benefits of the U.S.-E.U. Open Skies agreement.TECHNOLOGY
These free downloadable programs can boost your productivity.EXECUTIVE COACH
How to steer your team through tough times without losing your cool.WINNING STRATEGIES
Is it time to give your business card an overhaul?DEPARTMENTS
CHECK IN
Dining high in the air ... Westin adds Wii games ... Reading old airline menusMILES & POINTS
Are award seats really getting harder to find?DINING OUT
Celebrity sightings add to the appeal of the cuisine in these restaurants.THE GOOD LIFE
Ten countries, ten great beersINSIDE THE WORLD OF...
A designer of interiors for private jets.
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The Editor said that she liked Duvets in hotels. Most of the people that I know hate them. They are too, too hot. It makes sleeping very difficult unless you turn the thermostat way, way down and freeze the room. We take them off when we are traveling if there is a blanket in the closet or can get a blanket from housekeeping.
Another gripe about hotel rooms. Only one chair in a room for two people. We usually travel as a couple and both like to sit down and read (no reading lamp) or watch TV. There often is only one chair. What does the other person do? Stand up? lesmase@bellsouth.net |
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