C ONT RIB U T OR S


A PRIL HUT C H I NSON


April is editor of TTG Luxury, the UK’s foremost B2B premium travel magazine. She has worked with brand owner TTG Media for 12 years, part of a 24-year career in travel publishing, and is regularly


called on as an expert in luxury travel trends – including those in the Maldives, where she has visited more than 20 resorts. See her recommendations for all manner of breaks on its islands on page 40.


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J OHN STRI C K L A N D


John has 36 years of experience in the aviation industry and has held senior positions in areas including network planning and revenue management with


airlines such as British Caledonian, British Airways and KLM. He is director of JLS Consulting, which works with airports, airlines and investors whose businesses


require strategic insight. For this issue he weighs up the pros and cons of ultra long-haul flights; page 82.


JEN N I REI D Our staff writer Jenni writes about all aspects of


business travel for the magazine and website. Named best newcomer at last month’s Business Travel


Journalism Awards (see Upfront, page 15), her past articles have tackled the likes of hotel accessibility, airport biometrics and sustainability in aviation.


Here she looks at how UK airports are gearing up to handle greater passenger numbers; page 78.


DEREK PIC O T Veteran hotelier Derek has worked in senior


positions on five continents, most recently as regional vice-president for Jumeirah’s hotels and resorts in


Europe. He now consults for hotel owners and luxury developers, advising on design and trends in


hospitality. In his regular column he suggests that the future of the hotel industry lies in creating memorable experiences for guests; page 84.


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BENJAMIN SOUTHAN


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