C ONT RIB U T OR S
MARI SA CAN N ON A former staff writer at Business Traveller,
Marisa Cannon is now a content editor at Cedar Communications, working on British Airways
digital platforms. Passionate about luxury travel and business trends, in this issue she reports from the Spanish capital on how a tech revolution has revived Madrid’s fortunes; page 22
MIN T Y C L INC H Avid golfing enthusiast Minty Clinch has written
about the best greens all over the world for publications including the Independent and the Financial Times. In the run-up to the 2020 Olympic Games, Tokyo’s courses are swinging into action so Minty heads to
the Japanese capital to highlight a selection of courses, including the official 2020 Olympic course; page 66
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A PRIL HUT C H I NSON
A travel journalist and editor for more than 20 years, April Hutchinson is the editor of TTG Luxury,
a business magazine for premium travel professionals, which has just celebrated its tenth year and received the accolade of Trade Publication of the Year at the 2017 Travel Media Awards. For her sins, she
regularly combs the globe in search of the best luxury hotels and has visited the Seychelles more times than she cares to mention out loud; page 42
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D O MINIC B L I S S
Dominic Bliss is a London-based journalist who writes on travel, sport and general interest. Work assignments have included hiking with Berbers across the Atlas Mountains, searching out polar bears in the Arctic,
boxing with Amir Khan in Hollywood, cooking with Jamie Oliver and mountain biking in Utah. Sadly
Dominic wasn’t able to experience a trip around the moon for our cover story on the developments in commercial space travel – but it might not be too long before this is possible; page 30
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