Emirates is continuing to strengthen its global travel offering in 2026, with a series of developments spanning its onboard experience, international partnerships, cargo network and premium airport facilities. From introducing prestigious wines and Champagnes at 40,000 feet to expanding its global collaborations and investing in new lounges, the Dubai-based airline is placing greater emphasis on both connectivity and the overall passenger journey. A Stellar Wine Cellar Takes to the Skies For travellers who appreciate the finer details of flying, Emirates is introducing a new selection of Champagnes and fine wines across its cabins in 2026. Among the prestigious labels joining the airline's collection are Dom Pérignon Vintage 2017 and Château Mouton Rothschild 2003. Emirates is also introducing its first English sparkling wine, Wiston Estate Brut NV, adding another dimension to its extensive onboard beverage programme. The scale of Emirates' wine programme is particularly impre...
To extend the spirit of "Summer in the City," Maje brings together the theatrical elegance of Sixties icons and the sun-drenched freedom of the Saint-Tropez coastline, striking a balance between unapologetic glamour and effortless ease. Cropped shirts, lightweight matching sets and structured silhouettes adorned with gold buttons evoke a diva-like sophistication reminiscent of Dalida, celebrating a femininity that is both refined and magnetic. In contrast, halterneck dresses, bubble skirts inspired by Brigitte Bardot, graphic polka dots, vintage-inspired prints worthy of the Princesses of Monaco, open backs and airy volumes infuse the collection with radiant spontaneity, capturing the carefree allure of a beachside escape. The fabrics embody the softness of summer, moving seamlessly between airy linen, organic cotton and deep blue denim, creating a look that is free-spirited, playful and impeccably polished. On the Maje woman, a modern Riviera comes to life—where the...