Boeing says its long-term outlook is improving. The company recently raised its 20-year forecast, reflecting stronger projected demand for commercial aircraft. Previously, Boeing projected 41,030 deliveries over the next two decades. The new forecast increases that figure by about 3 percent to 42,700 aircraft, representing an estimated $6.3 trillion in value. Single-aisle aircraft account for … Read more

Emirates is increasing A380 operations at London’s Gatwick Airport, moving to three daily round-trip services operated exclusively with the Airbus A380. Effective January 1, 2016, the airline will replace a Boeing 777-300ER on the third daily rotation with an A380, creating a consistent triple-daily A380 schedule at Gatwick. Emirates already operates multiple A380 flights into … Read more

Jorno Bluetooth Keyboard This ultra-portable, tri-fold wireless keyboard collapses to fit in the palm of your hand, making it ideal for anyone who needs a compact typing solution on the go. It pairs easily with iPhone, iPad, Android and other Bluetooth devices using simple key settings. Despite its small footprint, the keyboard provides a comfortable … Read more

This summer is an excellent time to visit the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, which presents an extensive summer program of exhibitions, performances and family-friendly activities. The museum is open daily, and from July 8 to Aug. 26 it will welcome visitors on Mondays as well. Admission is free for people aged 20 and under, … Read more

Get ready to tee off in the tropics. The St. Maarten Golf Association is hosting the 22nd St. Maarten Open on April 26–27. More than 80 golfers from St. Maarten/St. Martin, Anguilla, Antigua, Aruba, Curaçao, Guadeloupe, St. Kitts, the U.S. Virgin Islands, the United States and Europe will converge on the island to compete and … Read more

Starwood Hotels & Resorts is expanding its environmentally conscious Element brand with its first hotel in the Netherlands. Scheduled to open in November 2015, Element Amsterdam will be situated at Gelderlandplein in Amsterdam’s lively Zuid district, just south of the city center. The property will feature 160 bright studios and one-bedroom suites designed for comfortable, … Read more

ROME Experience the timeless beauty and romance of Rome, a city layered with history and culture. Home to more than 2.7 million residents, Rome’s past spans more than 2,700 years—from Etruscan roots through the Roman Empire to the vibrant modern capital it is today. Stroll the winding streets around Piazza Navona and Campo de’ Fiori, … Read more

PHOTO: © CASAFINA CASAFINA EIVISSA COLLECTION Inspired by the textures and tones of sand and sea, the Eivissa collection from Casafina brings effortless coastal luxury to everyday dining. Crafted in Portugal from durable stoneware, each piece reflects organic, sea-shaped forms that feel both handcrafted and refined. The collection includes individual plates, bowls and mugs as … Read more

Joining YTL Hotels’ MUSE Saint Tropez Ramatuelle as the new chef, Jean-Michel Belin brings a light Mediterranean influence to the lunch menu and an elevated gastronomic approach to dinner. His evening creations include dishes such as meurette-braised beef tenderloin accompanied by morel mushrooms and quail eggs. As head of M restaurant in Saint-Tropez, Chef Belin … Read more

ID 9432956 © Jonas Gunnarsson | dreamstime.com With Halloween approaching, stores brim with sugary treats. Instead of grabbing a bag of fun-sized bars, seek out exceptional confections. These seven cities—from Zurich to New York—offer iconic local sweets that satisfy every confectionery craving. (ID 45610049 © Dark3y3s | dreamstime.com) Zurich is a must for chocolate lovers. … Read more