http://www.bmivoyager.com inflight magazine of bmi Wed, 03 Sep 2008 11:37:16 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Words: Karen Carmichael This month, you’re invited to a big screen party in London THE BRITISH FILM INSTITUTE turns 75 this month, and the cinematic institution on London’s South Bank, formerly the National Film Theatre, is marking the occasion with a month of special events. Take part in star-studded gala evenings, rare screenings of early films ... http://www.bmivoyager.com/2008/09/03/let%e2%80%99s-go-to-the-movies/ ДЛЯ ПРИБЫВАЮЩИХ В СОЕДИНЕННОЕ КОРОЛЕВСТВО How to complete UK entry forms: The UK immigration card must be completed by all non-EEA Nationals arriving in the UK (including Northern Ireland), except those in transit and continuing their journey to another country. Как заполнять формы для прибытия в Соединенное Королевство: Immigration cards will be handed out by cabin crew. Please ensure that you complete the ... http://www.bmivoyager.com/2008/09/02/uk-arrivals-8/ How to complete US entry forms 1 Everyone entering the US (or one member of a family) must complete a customs declaration form. 2 Depending on your circumstances, you’ll also be given either a white or green immigration form. You DO NOT need to complete an immigration form if you are a ... http://www.bmivoyager.com/2008/09/02/us-arrivals-8/ Diary September’s hot events in bmi destinations and a special month for the BFI Explore A spa that rocks, Barbados-inspired art and ... http://www.bmivoyager.com/2008/09/01/voyager-inflight-magazine-september-2008/ Welcome to bmi’s infl ight entertainment listings guide You’ll fi nd the latest blockbusters, an excellent selection of TV and audio programmes and games that will keep you amused for hours on many of our fl ights. Our listings are now categorised by system a, b, c, d for fl ights from the UK and a, b, c, d for fl ... http://www.bmivoyager.com/2008/09/01/inflight-entertainment-3/ Enjoy a happier, healthy flight …OR HOW NECK ROLLS AND CHEWING GUM CAN HELP YOU ARRIVE FEELING REFRESHED AND RARING TO GO Before you fly >> DRESS COMFORTABLY Loose-fitting clothes are more comfortable in the air. If you’re travelling on business and need to dress smartly, at least take your jacket off, loosen your tie and undo a top button ... http://www.bmivoyager.com/2008/09/01/well-being/ Words | Lesley Symons With the dollar still weak to the pound, studying at some of the world’s best business schools Stateside has never been nearer. So how does an intensive business course push you? Our writer reports back from the front line AS THE GROUP of us attending an intensive executive programme at the Kellogg School of Management ... http://www.bmivoyager.com/2008/09/01/why-not-do-business-usa-style/ Words | Laura Latham As corporate social responsibility becomes key to business strategy, MBA courses are adapting to stay ahead of the trend ONE OF THE MOST important aspects of MBA degrees is their ability not just to teach the fundamentals of business but to draw on important new developments. Chief among these at present is corporate social responsibility ... http://www.bmivoyager.com/2008/09/01/a-degree-of-responsibility/ Words | Robina Dam As the Korean-born entrepreneur offi cially launches the British flagship store of her luxury German fashion brand during London Fashion Week, Voyager meets Sung-Joo Kim. As a global powerhouse who is commanding multimillions, her rise to the top is just as extraordinary as her personal story THE FOUNDER OF the Sung-Joo Group (whose company carries her ... http://www.bmivoyager.com/2008/09/01/woman-of-wonders/ Words | Celeste Neill-Duvoisin As this month’s London Fashion Week continues to uphold its reputation for cutting-edge style, where else would you expect the surrealist Dutch designers Viktor & Rolf to showcase their first ever retrospective? Catch them while you can at the Barbican Art Gallery THE AVANT-GARDE Dutch fashion designers Viktor & Rolf are often described ... http://www.bmivoyager.com/2008/09/01/turning-style-on-its-head/ September has long been established as the month when clubbing seasons culminate with their huge closing parties. But move over Ibiza, there are cooler destinations that hit the spot. Voyager reveals three surprising clubbing capitals and three different styles of clubbing that equal one hot season ahead ALTHOUGH BETTER KNOWN for being business and financial ... http://www.bmivoyager.com/2008/09/01/club-europa/ Words & photography | Michel L’Huillier / TCS Ethiopian runner Haile Gebrselassie is one of the world’s best athletes, but he pulled out of the Beijing Olympics because he’s saving himself for London 2012. Panting for breath, Voyager catches up with this fast-mover at his home in Addis Ababa HE IS THE ATHLETE who has broken world ... http://www.bmivoyager.com/2008/09/01/haile-successful/ Words | Neil Murray Working as a clown in Las Vegas is hardly a typical occupation for a 76-year-old man from Greater Manchester. But it’s old meets new as Brian Dewhurst teams up with Cirque du Soleil – and he’s in no hurry to retire BRIAN DEWHURST reached a turning point in his career at ... http://www.bmivoyager.com/2008/09/01/the-circus-life-of-brian/ Words | Sophy Grimshaw The work of Danish installation artist Olafur Eliasson is so extraordinary that he can even appear to control the weather: from creating false sunsets and waterfalls to encasing a BMW in ice IF YOU DON’T RECOGNISE the name of Olafur Eliasson, you may well recognise some of his ambitious installation art works. Famously, he ... http://www.bmivoyager.com/2008/09/01/dane-and-able/ Interview: Danny Scott & Theinterviewpeople.Com She’s topped every chart, broken every record – and every taboo – and still continues ringing the changes, as her London concert this month will show. But, as her 11th album hard candy fights for attention amid press headlines about the state of her marriage, is ... http://www.bmivoyager.com/2008/09/01/candy-girl/ Simon Cowell is making a mint from Popera (Popopera) groups, and must be kicking himself that he didn’t discover cortes, the tenor with a Brit nomination and a number one classical album under Hist. How do you feel about being called both the ‘James Bond of opera’ and ‘the new Pavarotti’? I love ... http://www.bmivoyager.com/2008/09/01/rising-star-7/ Luke O’Callaghan works as a coach for the Kazakhstan Rugby Union. He and his Kazakh wife divide their time between Almaty and Luke’s home city of Dublin IN THE EIGHT YEARS that I’ve been living in Almaty, the city has changed drastically. Gradually, modern skyscrapers are rising up among the old Soviet blocks and ... http://www.bmivoyager.com/2008/09/01/email-from-almaty/ Boutique hotels, clubs and gastro-pubs are bringing a new buzz to the Belfast scene TOUCHDOWN Buses from Belfast International and Belfast City airports arrive just across the road from one of the city’s landmark pubs, the Crown Liquor Saloon [46 Great Victoria Street, +44 (0)28 9027 9901; www.crownbar.com]. Then it’s a short walk to the City Hall ... http://www.bmivoyager.com/2008/09/01/passport-to-belfast/ JDH salon Green credentials are becoming an almost obligatory selling point for new businesses, but James Dun’s House, a new hair and beauty salon in Glasgow, is going even further. It has not only coiffeurs, as you’d expect, but also an ‘eco team leader’ (yes, really) to oversee all aspects of the business’s environmental and recycling practices, such as water use, ... http://www.bmivoyager.com/2008/09/01/new-opening-in-glasgow-scotland/ Words | Olivia Gordon This September, thousands of singletons will head to Ireland’s small town of Lisdoonvarna to see if a bit of old-fashioned matchmaking can change their lives IN THIS ERA of Facebook flirting, it seems there’s still plenty of room for an old-fashioned approach, as September marks the start of another Matchmaker Ireland, Europe’s biggest matchmaking ... http://www.bmivoyager.com/2008/09/01/match-made-in-ireland/