Author: Business Enquirer
Canary Riverside Plaza, Vignette Collection by IHG marks the brand’s debut in the capital as it continues UK&I momentum London’s luxury hospitality landscape is set to welcome a significant new addition as IHG Hotels & Resorts prepares to introduce its Vignette Collection brand to the capital for the very first time. In partnership with Yianis Group, IHG has announced the signing of Canary Riverside Plaza, Vignette Collection by IHG, marking not only the brand’s debut in London but also IHG’s first property within Canary Wharf, one of the city’s most influential business and commercial districts. Scheduled to open in summer…
Few events in the global yachting calendar capture the spirit of luxury charter quite like the Mediterranean Yacht Show. Each spring, the historic waterfront of Nafplio becomes the meeting point for some of the world’s most impressive yachts, accomplished crews and leading charter professionals, creating a showcase that goes far beyond the vessels themselves. From 2–6 May, the 11th edition of MEDYS once again demonstrated why it remains one of the industry’s most influential gatherings. For IYC, the event represented an opportunity not only to display an exceptional fleet but also to showcase the people, creativity and experiences that define…
In pharmaceuticals, trust is not built through marketing campaigns or corporate messaging. It is built through consistency, accountability and the confidence that every medicine reaching a patient has been produced responsibly. For STADA, that same philosophy now extends beyond product quality and regulatory compliance. It is increasingly shaping how the company approaches sustainability, procurement and supply chain transparency. Rather than treating ESG as a standalone initiative, STADA has embedded sustainability directly into the operational framework of the business. The result is an approach that places accountability where decisions are made, transforming sustainability from a reporting exercise into a business discipline.…
At first glance, it sounds like one of the world’s strangest trade stories. Saudi Arabia, home to vast deserts stretching across much of the Arabian Peninsula, imports sand from countries such as Australia to support its construction industry. How can a nation surrounded by seemingly endless sand need to buy more from abroad? The answer lies in a fascinating combination of geology, engineering and one of the largest construction booms in modern history. As Saudi Arabia accelerates projects such as NEOM, The Line, Qiddiya and the Red Sea Project, demand for construction materials continues to rise. The challenge is that…
The race to decarbonise aviation has produced countless innovations, from sustainable aviation fuels and hydrogen propulsion to battery-powered aircraft. Yet one of the biggest obstacles remains the same: how do you generate enough power for flight without adding too much weight? Researchers at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow may have taken an important step towards solving that problem with the successful demonstration of a 100kW fully superconducting aviation motor, a breakthrough that could help pave the way for the next generation of electric and hydrogen-electric aircraft. Why Weight Matters in Electric Aviation Unlike cars, aircraft face an unforgiving challenge.…
The finest hotels, restaurants and private residences are not simply defined by what they offer, but by how they make people feel. Increasingly, that feeling is being found hundreds of feet above the streets below. Across the world’s most iconic cities, rooftops have evolved from overlooked spaces into some of the most desirable destinations in luxury hospitality. Today, the world’s most impressive rooftop venues combine architecture, gastronomy, wellness and entertainment with one priceless feature: a view that transforms the entire experience. Whether overlooking glittering skylines, historic landmarks or endless coastlines, these elevated destinations are redefining luxury from above. Few cities…
Europe’s energy transition is no longer just an environmental challenge. It has become an economic, industrial and geopolitical priority. Over the past several years, energy security has moved to the forefront of policymaking across the continent. Geopolitical tensions, supply disruptions and volatile energy prices have forced governments to reassess how energy is produced, distributed and consumed. At the same time, Europe remains committed to some of the world’s most ambitious climate targets, creating a delicate balancing act between maintaining reliable energy supplies today and building a lower-carbon future for tomorrow. Those competing priorities were central themes at the recent Europe…
Every day, tens of thousands of aircraft cross European skies, connecting cities, businesses and economies across one of the busiest aviation regions in the world. Yet despite the scale and sophistication of modern air travel, Europe’s air traffic management system continues to face a challenge that has existed for decades: fragmentation. National borders may be invisible to passengers, but they still influence how airspace is managed. Different systems, regulations and operational structures often create inefficiencies that can contribute to delays, increased fuel consumption and higher operating costs. Now, a coalition of Europe’s leading aviation organisations is working to change that.…
For more than a century, the ritual has remained one of Britain’s most enduring traditions, evolving from a simple Victorian afternoon refreshment into one of the capital’s most celebrated luxury experiences. Today, afternoon tea is no longer confined to grand hotels and historic institutions. It has become a showcase for creativity, hospitality and culinary craftsmanship, with venues across London putting their own distinctive spin on the classic format. From iconic five-star hotels and historic tea rooms to themed experiences and hidden gems, London offers an afternoon tea for every occasion. Whether you’re celebrating a special event, entertaining visitors or simply…
As the global energy industry continues balancing long-term decarbonisation goals with growing demand for energy security, major oil and gas companies are becoming increasingly selective about where they invest, expand and partner. That strategy is becoming visible once again through BP’s latest move in Australia’s liquefied natural gas sector. According to reporting by Reuters, BP has agreed to sell a 5% stake in the Browse liquefied natural gas project in Western Australia to South Korean energy company GS Energy. The deal reduces BP’s ownership in the project from over 44% to 39.33%, while bringing a new strategic partner into one…