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The Inside Track…

The Inside Track…

 
Interview
The Inside Track…
One of the most luxurious, and deeply English, ways to travel through England’s glorious countryside is on the Orient-Express British Pullman. Over the last century, Orient-Express has come to symbolise the most romantic railway experiences available, and, as the birthplace of the locomotive, there’s no better place to experience the iconic brand’s opulent hospitality than in England. Orient-Express Managing Director Gary Franklin tells us why.    
What is so quintessentially English about the Orient-Express?

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Venice Simplon-Orient-Express

Venice Simplon-Orient-Express

 
‘British Pullman and Northern Belle, are sister trains to the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express’
British Pullman: Relive the Golden Age of travel, when royalty, film stars and heads of state travelled on this vintage “palace on wheels”. Day and weekend excursions feature great destinations and sporting events. Superb on-board cuisine is a highlight of every journey.

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DiamondAir international

DiamondAir international

 
‘the world’s leading provider of the finest luxury airport services, delivering a first class experience on the ground at more than 500 destinations worldwide’
DiamondAir International is the world’s leading provider of the finest luxury airport services, delivering a first class experience on the ground at more than 500 destinations worldwide, expanding into rail stations, ports and other transportation hubs.

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At your service...

At your service...

 
Interview
At your service...
Head Concierge at InterContinental London Park Lane, Simon Rose is an expert in luxury service. He’s also a member of exclusive international concierge network The Society of the Golden Keys, which prides itself on its rigorous application process. Members have their fingers firmly on the pulses of their cities, able to accommodate requests at any time of day or night.
 
How does a concierge service enhance someone’s experience?

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Chewton Glen

Chewton Glen

 
‘It undoubtedly has the reputation for being one of the best hotels in England, if not Europe and according to some, even the world’
 
Chewton Glen is a country house hotel and spa set in 130 acres of Hampshire countryside, it undoubtedly has the reputation for being one of the best hotels in England, if not Europe and according to some, even the world.

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Cliveden House

Cliveden House

 
‘No one could resist an invitation to Cliveden; from Churchill to Chaplin, Lawrence to Lennon. Fortunes have been made, plots hatched. History changed...’
Cliveden is unique... One of the world’s finest luxury hotels, this grand stately home is set in the heart of the Berkshire countryside, surrounded by 376 acres of magnificent National Trust managed Grade I listed formal gardens and parkland. Cliveden has wonderful panoramic views over the River Thames and is one of the finest luxury hotels near London and Heathrow Airport.

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Pendragon Country House

Pendragon Country House

 
‘It is the personal attention that each guest receives from genuinely friendly and attentive hosts that continually lifts this multi award winning country
house towards excellence’
After years of experience across the travel and tourism industry, in 2008, Sharon and Nigel Reed opened Pendragon Country House. It was their mission to create high quality and truly guest centric accommodation in relaxed yet sumptuous surroundings.

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Provenance and afternoon tea..

Provenance and afternoon tea..

 
Interview
Provenance and afternoon tea..
 
Critically acclaimed Chef Skye Gyngell has worked in some of the best restaurants in the world, including The Dorchester. After achieving and then, in true rock’n’roll style, rebelling against the Michelin star awarded to Petersham Nurseries Café when she was head chef, she moved on to become the culinary director of Heckfield Place, a luxury country house hotel nestled in the Hampshire countryside.
 
What is the best thing about the English food scene?

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