The measures of a good airport business class lounge are whether time flies while waiting for the departure slot and whether you walk out of the lounge thinking that you would have been happy to stay that bit longer. We checked out Royal Jordanian's Crown Lounge at Queen Alia International Airport in Amman, Jordan to see how it fares.

For a city dedicated to luxury and good living, Dubai has surprisingly few dedicated men's spas, although ladies are plentifully provided for. AME Info went to test one of the few offerings on the market to see what high-flying businessmen or travelling professionals can look forward to after a long day.

The Four Seasons Hotel in Damascus provides an elegant and tranquil escape from the bustle and noise of the Syrian capital.

With a panoramic view overlooking Dubai Creek, the Intercontinental Dubai Festival City is an attraction for tourists looking for accommodation that is close to everything. From Dubai International Airport, it will take 10 minutes to reach the hotel, which is located within a billion dollar project including the relatively recent Festival Centre.

The Ritz in London is still one of the most recognised hotel names in the business. Visitors to the UK capital go there for one of the famous afternoon teas, or just to walk under the columnades by Green Park in the heart of the Piccadilly/Mayfair districts to see if they can catch a glimpse of a visiting dignitary or sojourning foreign royalty.

Residing on Sheikh Zayed Road, close to Dubai Media and Internet Cities, The Grand Millennium Dubai represents a good choice for business travellers. However, the hotel's location between the Mall of the Emirates and Ibn Battuta Mall, and just 15 minutes from the beach also means it has the potential to grab tourists' attention as well.

AME Info travelled on the delivery flight of Emirates' new Airbus A380 and reviewed the carrier's service offerings for First and Business class passengers, from the onboard lounge to the new shower facilities.