Enhanced Business Class Travel to Rome

Travelers choosing business class flights to Rome may want to take the time to consider Thai Airways International which will very shortly be releasing retrofit Boeing 747s that will offer upgraded in-flight products to Italy. Thai Airways offers a promise of generous hospitality on their business class flights along with gourmet meals, state-of-the-art audio visual entertainment systems with endless options for their passengers. Thai Airways newly retrofit business class flights to Rome will most certainly offer up some delectable service.

Monarch Airlines will be now offering a four times per week service from Birmingham Airport to Rome. Opening up these flights will afford business class travelers to Rome more options and flexibility as they go into and out of England. Out of London's Heathrow there will be an additional three flights per week as they are hoping to open up travel to Rome for those in England on business for any situation that might come up.

Air France, which offers flights into Rome, is working to continue to enhance its business-class services. Striving to appeal to those booking business flights to Rome, Air France has put a great deal of effort into revamping its meal offerings and equipping its business-class seating with longer, much larger full sleep seats. They are also spending time and attention to investing in retraining so that their crew members can offer up more personalized and memorable service to their business class ticket holders.

If you find yourself in Rome on layover between business flights, there are quite a few free things that you can do to fill your time as you wait. For example, a full tour within the Basilica might come with a price tag, but the first floor is completely free and affords visitors some gorgeous viewing opportunities.  The Torre Argentina Cat Sanctuary is a unique place to visit and observe these rescue felines as they lounge within temple ruins. Needing time to unwind between business flights or meetings? Take a few hours and relax in the Villa Borghese. One of Rome's largest parks, this gorgeous relaxation spot affords you a quiet place to unwind. Lastly, if your business trip happens to have you in Rome the last Sunday of the month, the Vatican Museum offers free admission on this day.

Once you've booked your business class tickets to Rome, the next thing is locating a place to stay. Ideally you're looking for someplace that's situated centrally and offers up a handful of solid amenities to the savvy business traveler. The Raddison Blu es offers up luxurious meeting and conference rooms in state of the art facilities, free high speed internet and two lovely rooftop restaurants for business dinners or luncheons. It is also adjacent to the railway station afford easy travel. The Hotel Hassler is located right atop the Spanish steps and offers 82 luxurious rooms. Its gorgeous Sala Sistina which has been recently renovated is perfect to host corporate meetings or presentations for up to seventy professionals. It affords use of audiovisual equipment, slide projectors and the hotel is happy to provide services such as translators, if requested.