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A four-day Northern Lights adventure


Midgard Adventure, based in South- ern Iceland, offers


travellers Cosy Copenhagen escape


An autumn escape to Copenhagen is the perfect way to recharge, slow down and let the city’s cosy atmosphere lift your spirits. Nestled in the heart of Vesterbro, the family-owned Andersen Boutique Hotel offers a rare blend of warmth, design and heartfelt hospitality. Since 1938, the Andersen family has


welcomed travellers with a personal touch that goes far beyond fresh towels and bike rentals. Here, service means re- membering your theatre night, recom- mending the best local restaurants and making sure you feel at home. Following a full renovation in 2012, the interiors now feature vibrant Designers Guild fabrics, setting the hotel apart from the minimalist Scandinavian norm. With Tivoli, the popular Meatpacking


District and some of the city’s best cafes just steps away, Andersen Boutique Ho- tel is more than a place to stay — it’s a personal experience crafted with care.


Andersen Boutique Hotel — your home in Vesterbro. Book now for a winter stay with Wine Hour and free late check-out: andersen-hotel.dk | +45 33 31 46 10


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unrivalled way to discover the Northern Lights. By day, expert local guides lead small groups to vast glaciers, stunning waterfalls and colourful volcanic valleys. By night, the focus turns skyward to hunt for the Northern Lights that illuminate Iceland’s winter skies. Tis four-day, three-night all


-inclusive journey weaves togeth- er fresh,


local food, river-crossing


Super Jeeps and guides who know these landscapes inside and out. At Midgard Base Camp, you can unwind from the epic adventure with warm hospitality, a roof- top sauna and even a hot tub after dinner.


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Malta: Mediterranean charm and business- class comfort


Bathed in over 300 days of sun- shine a year, the Maltese islands are a captivating blend of history, culture and crystal-clear seas. Just a short flight from the UK, Malta combines


ancient walled cities,


UNESCO World Heritage Sites and golden beaches with modern hos- pitality, fine dining and a thriving arts scene. From the honey-hued streets of


Valletta to the peaceful country- side of Gozo, Malta offers some- thing for every kind of traveller. Dive into centuries of history at the silent city of Mdina, explore the sea caves of the Blue Grotto or enjoy a long lunch in the fishing village of Marsaxlokk. With its walkable towns and warm, English-speak- ing locals, Malta remains one of the Mediterranean’s most inviting destinations. Whether you’re visiting for lei-


sure or combining work with pleas- ure, Malta’s compact size makes it easy to explore. Top hotels and co-working spaces are never


far


from a quiet beach or scenic cliff walk. Tis accessibility, along with its EU location and widespread English fluency, makes Malta an increasingly popular destination for business travellers and digital nomads alike. Getting there is simple. KM Mal- ta Airlines, the island’s national


carrier, offers daily direct flights from Heathrow and Gatwick, en- suring


a smooth journey from


take-off to touchdown. Its Busi- ness Class service includes pri- ority check-in, elevated high-end cuisine, complimentary beverag- es, generous baggage allowances, and more. On board, passengers experience Maltese hospitality at 35,000ft — friendly, attentive and truly relaxing. From your first steps on board to


your last evening sunset over the Mediterranean, KM Malta Airlines and the Maltese islands invite you to travel better.


T: +356 2135 6000 kmmaltairlines.com


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