We just noticed the business travel blog Gulliver over at Economist.com. The Economist, as you know, is a magazine that best could be described as Monocle minus Wallpaper*. Still, it seems to be worth reading occasionally.
However, this article regarding whether or not one can should travel business class worries us slightly:
The simple answer is: sometimes you can, sometimes you can’t. For daytime flights, either long- or short-haul, business-class travel is an unnecessary expense. We can all work in economy, if necessary, and even the weariest voyager should be able to regain their pep after a night’s sleep.
Working in economy class? That would be like shopping in Oxford Street. Out of the question and sincerely unlivable.
Oh, the horror! Obviously, the financial crisis also runs deep into the pockets of the traveling elite.
Oh, the horror! Obviously, the financial crisis also runs deep into the pockets of the traveling elite.