White trumps black as England soar in Yokohama

Chaps, like thousands of fellow Englishmen in Tokyo and back at home in the UK, was near delirious with happiness. And who can blame him?

The wonderful story of Anushree, a (formerly) unsung hero at Bengaluru Airport

If you watch one video of our industry this year, I suggest you make it this one.

A lament for VG Siddhartha

None of us know, can even begin to comprehend, the pressures or despair which drove that person to a decision so blithely dismissed as cowardly and yet one that requires the ultimate courage.

Bidding a fond farewell to an unassuming Moodie Davitt superstar

Not only has Claire been a fantastic professional human asset to the company but she has always represented us with dignity, charm and her own very distinctive sense of class.

Sizing up Asia with Sazerac; waiting for Wipha on wifi

Sorry Dermot, I know you’re up there in the sky, maybe reading about Wipha on wifi but you might be about to take the family to an unexpected diversionary destination.

Buoyant in Beijing, sleepless over Siberia

In both culinary and commercial terms there are plenty of exciting options on the menu.

Back where it all began and embracing the spirit of west Ireland

I suspect that after the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open a certain Colm McLoughlin, who began his duty free career 50 years ago at Shannon Airport in 1969 may have stopped too to pay his respects to Dr O’Regan.

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July 4, 2019

Local pride and cries of “fore left” on the links in Lahinch

“If the wind gets up, this will be one tough course.” So said defending Dubai Duty Free Irish Open champion Russell Knox as we strolled along one of the mighty fairways at Lahinch, as this year’s running of one of Europe’s great golfing occasions began with a Pro-Am event on Wednesday. “What do you mean,

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