Issue 14: Eco Adventures

Contents

lifestyle

1. Editor’s Note: Eco Adventures

For as long as travel necessitates using carbon-emitting transportation – airplanes, cars and ships, for example – ‘sustainable travel’ will…
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2. News with Wings

There is a battle going on in the world of business. As CFOs strive to cut costs, a rising tide…
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3. Fat Facts

Not quite in-FAT-uated with the skinny look, and refusing to be constrained by singledigit sizes, Pixie lets loose.

To any readers…
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4. I’m a Lady!

In Dubai, ladies are lured to post-shopping bliss, care of Chopard.

Located in the heart of Dubai’s commercial business district, the…
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5. Dubai, from Back-Street to Front

Dubai has a reputation among some travellers as being a heartless, cultureless city with little to offer behind its million-dollar…
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6. Unplugged

Our ever-so-slightly alternative-lifestyle- inclined Callum Laing seeks solutions for the deskbound email addict.

Pouring myself a stiff drink and tuning the…
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7. Business Booking

In transit, our ever-so-slightly messianic business traveller Callum Laing finds a quiet corner of the airport lounge in which to…
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8. Book reviews

Shunju: New Japanese Cuisine,

If isolation from the latest trends in Japanese cuisine has…
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9. Business, the Australian Way

Qantas’ new Business Class is three years old, but remains one of the comfiest rides in the sky. Compound this…
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10. Eating it Up

Planning to spend a weekend in KL? Faylay Tan eats her way through 24 hours in this dynamic city.

Arriving in…
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