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The River Cafe interior Design has always been integral to The River Cafe’s identity, right back to the earliest stages of its conception. Founded by Ruth Rogers (now Lady Rogers CBE) and the late Rose Gray in 1987, the two women changed the London restaurant scene forever with their elegant, unfussy take on regional Italian cooking – and refreshing approach to how the dining experience should look and feel. Ruth (or Ruthie, as she’s widely known) has been married to the celebrated architect Lord Rogers for almost 50 years. The man behind such notable projects as Paris’s Centre Pompi...

As a plastics process and tooling engineer, Homayoun Khalili designs single-use medical tubes used in the high-speed production of COVID-19 vaccines. As a father, Khalili can't wait to bring his son and daughter-in-law to the U.S. from Germany to get an American-made COVID-19 vaccine. Welcome the newest trend in international travel — vaccination vacations.  Optional for a fortunate few with money or connections, international travel for vaccines could be a double-edged sword, say public health and travel experts. More international travel is expected this summer. Vaccines are...

A well-run TRONC scheme might seem the most equable way to run a business, but there’s still too much grey and too much scope for abuse. Last July, in the heady days of the first lockdown, my restaurant Leroy followed Hill and Szrok and Oklava in removing the service charge from our bills. We weren’t the first, various hospitality businesses around the country have, at various times, moved away from service charge. What is clear is that, despite restaurants like Brawn and Mana joining us, this initiative has not lead to a flood of places following suit. There a...

Cruise industry preparing for return after COVID pandemic The cruise industry has been put into port since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. That could be changing later this year. “We’ve got a no sail order that goes through September if they can’t comply with any of the restrictions,” says Rose Gray with Fox World Travel. Cruise lines are beginning to plan for new safety measures once they get the green light to proceed. “They’re doing a lot of testing,” says Gray. “They’re seeing what this looks like, how this feels. What about kids? How does this impact children? ...

By Andrew Havranek Milwaukee UPDATED 2:39 PM ET Apr. 04, 2021 PUBLISHED 4:00 PM ET Apr. 03, 2021 PUBLISHED 4:00 PM EDT Apr. 03, 2021 SHARE MILWAUKEE — The travel and tourism industries have struggled a lot since the start of the coronavirus pandemic last March.  Marty Piette, the Airport Director for Green Bay Austin Straubel International says recently, things have started to get better. “The good news is tha...