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James Wilkinson looks at some key ways to ensure your travellers are productive and comfortable when they're on the road.

As airlines cram in more and more seats and configurations change, choosing a seat you’ll be happy to occupy for hours is becoming more fraught.

Sydney’s International Airport, known as Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport since 1936 in honour of the Australian aviator Sir Charles Kingsford Smith.

Qantas will welcome customers into the new Qantas Lounge at Heathrow Airport today, as the airline counts down to its direct 787 Dreamliner flights between Australia and London.

Travelling first class is now like booking a hotel room in the sky. The latest generation of first class suites are adding more squares to what is already prime real estate.

Qantas’ direct flights between Sydney and Osaka take off today, providing passengers with another gateway into Japan following strong growth in travel between the two countries.

Mantra Group is Australia's largest home based hotel and resort marketer and operator with more than 20,000 rooms under management across Australia, New Zealand and Indonesia.

The amount of time I spend flying sometimes seems only slightly ahead of the time I spent in airport lounges.

Maintaining your fitness regime is tough when you've got a hectic itinerary. Pumping iron is great but hotel gyms aren't always the best equipped.

On the hierarchy of needs of airline passengers Wi-Fi is fast becoming a must, especially for the business traveller.

Even in this era of nearly unlimited connectivity sometimes you’ve just got to hit the road, or the air, to get the job done.

Beating the check in queues, punching through security and getting in the taxi rank first are all benefits from being a carry on traveller.