It's been long overdue, long-awaited and frankly needed. The Last time British airways upgraded its business class hard product was 2000 and at that time, it was revolutionary with Club World having the first lie-flat bed in Business class. In that time, however, Club World has lost its charm, whilst other carriers jumped on the lie-flat bandwagon and even added extra improvements like privacy from every seat, BA stuck with its yin and yang styled business class, that is, unt

When it comes to BA CityFlyer, most people think of London City with no lounge access, a cramped tiny space in which you just can't move anywhere and frank departures from an airport that was never designed to cope with the number of people that London City sees on a daily basis. What people don't realise, however, is that BA CityFlyer also has some very nice regional leisure routes over the weekends when demand for London City flights just isn't there. Welcome to my review o

In the days where 95% of intra-European business class is automatically assumed to not be worth the money unless flying routes like British Airways 777 route to Madrid, the Iberia A340/A350 route to Madrid, or some of the Turkish Airlines 777 routes out of London, I've had many messages myself asking if I'd give my opinion of British Airways Club Europe on their A320 family of aircraft, and I'm pleased to say it's finally here! At Edinburgh, Club Europe has its own dedicated

Note: Whilst I have visited these, some haven't been recently (within last 3 months), this blog post is actually a banked post that I've had in my drafts in the case of something happening to me which means I'm unable to do travel reviews for a while. As you may have seen on my social media and the note on my last post, I was injured in a car crash on the M25 back in December which I'm still recovering from. Love to you all, Steph x Manchester, full of culture, history, but w

With World Travel Market coming back to London last week, I took the opportunity to not only get information for brands I'd like to work with over the next 12 months to bring more reviews to you all, but also find out if the luxury travel sector has become more accessible and inclusive to those with disabilities since last years show. As I said in last years blog post, for me, accessibility is about finding practical solutions to make a product or service inclusive to all. Wh

In times where it seems air travel when disabled is a massive gamble, and that things aren't always moving forward as quickly as one wishes, finding out about a cabin design that will make air travel for so many people easier whilst at Farnborough International Airshow was music to my ears. Regional air travel has always been a bugbear with problems like lack of space and tiny overhead bins being just some of the problems passengers were facing on a daily basis until now.This