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One of the biggest transformations slated for 2025 is the overhaul of Heathrow Terminal 3’s independent lounges. The comprehensive upgrade promises an exciting shift for travelers using services like Priority Pass or DragonPass as well as premium passengers flying with airlines lacking dedicated lounges.

DragonPass is a global airport lounge access programme that promises entry to over 1,300 lounges worldwide, including some right here in the UK. It’s often bundled with premium bank accounts or credit cards – think Barclays Avios Rewards or the Revolut Ultra plan. You download the DragonPass app, show your membership at the lounge desk, and – theoretically – in you go.

If you're planning a trip through Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) in 2025 and considering a visit to the BER Lounge Tegel, you might want to read this first. As someone who appreciates a good airport lounge, I had high hopes for this one. Unfortunately, my experience left much to be desired.

Let’s be honest – airport terminals these days can be a bit of challenge to get thru, security lanes, constant rule changes, stressing about your bags size, delays, Screaming kids, £7 bottles of water. So last year, I finally did what any self-respecting frequent flyer should: I got myself a Priority Pass.

Let’s be honest, navigating Heathrow can feel like a marathon. Whether it’s long check-in lines, chaotic security checks, or trying to find a seat in the terminals hustle and bustle, it can all get a bit much. That’s where the Plaza Premium Lounge at Heathrow Terminal 5 comes in.

If you’ve ever found yourself rushing through Heathrow Airport, wishing for a quiet escape from the chaos, then the Club Aspire Lounge at Heathrow Terminal 5 might be just what you need. But, is it worth the cost? And is there a better way to access this lounge without breaking the bank? n this review, I’ll take you through my experience with the Club Aspire Lounge, share the details about the lounge’s features, and show you how you can get access with Priority Pass and e

Great question, and one that many Google users are frantically searching mid-terminal. The No1 Lounge Heathrow Terminal 2 is not exactly front and centre. Once you’re through security, head towards Gates A1 to A5. Now here’s where it gets weird: take the lift down one level. It’ll feel like you’re being dropped into a subterranean bunker – no natural light, no runway views, and the mood lighting of a swanky members club.

It’s rare for me to walk into a lounge and feel immediate regret. But stepping into the SATS Premier Lounge at Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 2 felt like walking straight back into my old school exam hall, it could be the name though? SATS. And not in a nostalgic way. I’m talking that grey institutional gloom, the buzz of fluorescent lighting, uncomfortable seating, people hunched over in various states of stress, and the loud chatter that’s anything but soothing.

Singapore Changi Airport isn't just a transit point; it's a destination in itself. Consistently ranked among the top airports globally, Changi offers a seamless blend of efficiency, comfort, and entertainment that transforms the travel experience.​

If you’ve ever landed at Malpensa Airport after a long-haul journey like mine – SIN-AUH-MILAN, followed by a trek to Stansted and onward to Surrey – you’ll know the difference a decent lounge can make. This time, I tested out the Via Milano Lounge at MXP Airport, armed with both Priority Pass and LoungeKey(because yes, I carry them all like Pokémon cards). What did I find? A lounge with good intentions and some great Italian touches, but not without its flaws.

Looking for a place to kick back before your flight from London Gatwick? Let me introduce you to one of my favourite Gatwick Airport lounges – My Lounge at the North Terminal. Formerly known as The Gateway, this cool little hangout has had a glow-up and returned to its original roots as My Lounge, part of the No1 Lounges family. It’s still got all the laid-back vibes, now with a refreshed, more chilled-out identity.

If you're flying out of Gatwick and want to start your trip in comfort, this guide to Gatwick airport lounges is for you. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat, a decent buffet, or somewhere to get a quick drink before your flight, Gatwick has plenty of lounge options in both terminals.

Located at Sydney Airport, officially known as Sydney Kingsford Smith (SYD), the Plaza Premium Lounge in International Departures is a hidden gem if you’re looking to escape the hustle of Terminal 1. You’ll find it opposite Gates 25–26, look out for the lounge signage, head up in the lift, and you’ll land at the reception area ready to relax.

However, whether it delivers a truly premium experience or falls short of expectations depends on what you value most in an airport lounge.

Whether you're seeking a quiet retreat before your flight or indulging in a bit of Irish hospitality, this lounge promises a premium experi

Luton Airport Lounge Reviews: What’s New? Luton Airport has long been in need of additional lounge capacity, and 2024 is the year things ar

For travellers passing through Liverpool John Lennon Airport, there’s exciting news: a brand-new Aspire lounge is set to open, offering a pr

Ever wondered how to get free airport lounge access and enjoy a little luxury before your flight?

So, is Vienna Airport Lounge the best in the world? I’d say it’s definitely in the top tier—especially if you love Austrian wine, and a snea

is the lounge at Edinburgh Airport worth it? If you’re someone who likes a quieter, more comfortable airport experience, then yes!