Sentence examples for 1 traveller from inspiring English sources

Go to Theparkhotels.com The Extra Kuoni is offering free access to No 1 Traveller lounges at Gatwick and Heathrow for customers booking Worldclass holidays.

No. 1 Traveller (no1traveller.com/bedrooms.aspx) in Terminal 3 rents rooms by the hour (singles £20, or about $32 ,per hour, two-hour minimum), and so does Yotel (yotel.com) in Terminal 4 (singles £32 for up to four hours).

holidays.easyjet.com 5. Fast lane No 1 Traveller has extended the offer of including fast-track security when booking one of its airport services (lounge access, parking, spa treatments, chauffeur transfers) at Gatwick, Birmingham and Manchester airports.

Catch a few winks at No. 1 Traveller renting bedrooms by the hour, located after security in Terminal 3 (singles 20£ per hour, two-hour minimum), or Yotel located before security in Terminal 4 (singles 32£ for up to four hours).

Additional brands include SnoozeCube, which has 10 soundproof units equipped with a bed, television, free wi-fi and outlets to charge electronics at Dubai International Airport, and No 1 Traveller, which operates a block of rooms with beds, en-suite bathrooms, TVs and wi-fi at London's Heathrow, although they only are open from 6 am to 10 pm.

Howard Ebison is the head of commercial at airport hospitality specialist No.1 Traveller, overseeing commercial relationships spanning global distribution partners, airline relationships, airports and tour operators.

By Dydney E. Longmaid The New Yorker, July 13 , 1929P. 12 Traveller is convinced thatthe Red caps are scholars.

The New Yorker, April 7 , 1928P. 17 Traveller mistakes exclusive Japanese club for tea house, and attendant shows him the door.

The network claim 80 Traveller families evicted from Dale Farm have been living in squalid conditions in caravans parked on nearby Oak Lane, without adequate sanitation, heating, or electricity supplies.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, August 11 , 1928P. 11 Traveller takes lace with him, because he can't stand the hotel lace.

The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM) estimates that only 74% of the 16,000 traveller caravans in Britain are on authorised sites.