Rolls-Royce

The Peninsula Hong Kong has welcomed a fleet of six new Rolls-Royce Phantom Extended saloons to its transport fleet. The vehicles will be in service commencing late May, offering hotel guests a new generation of luxurious transport – one which blends the iconic heritage of Rolls-Royce with cutting-edge technology.

The aerospace tech gurus at Virgin Galactic are not only busy preparing for the impending launch of commercial space flights on SpaceshipTwo, but they’ve also now revealed a vision for a new high-speed travel aircraft capable of speeds of Mach 3, or in layman terms, 3,700 kilometres per hour.

Qantas has today announced that it favours the Airbus A350-1000 for its potential non-stop ultra-long haul flights from the Australian eastcoast ports to destinations including London and New York.

Five Rolls Royce vehicles lined the shores of White Bay Cruise terminal in Sydney Harbour on 5 December 2019 to welcome the return of Silversea’s ultra-luxurious flagship vessel Silver Muse to the region for a second, extended season. Symbolic of the five Silversea vessels which share the Rolls Royce name, the cars were also present in celebration of the upcoming 64th year of the Rolls-Royce Owners’ Club of Australia (RROCA) in 2020.

With its commanding silhouette and striking chrome detailing, the motor car is bespoke Ritz blue and features moccasin leather interiors with monogrammed navy blue carpets and navy seat piping, as well as unique headrests embroidered with a blue Ritz lion and front massage seats.

Add one more travel segment that Forbes Travel Guide (“FTG”) is now affording its star rating: river cruises.