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Virgin revamps its children's offer

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ONES TO WATCH

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Virgin Atlantic is rolling out new onboard meals and inflight packs for children this summer.

The airline has partnered with the creative brand, RowType, to design a new activity pack which includes a red branded reusable bag, UV400 sunglasses, a colourful sensory poppit toy, a journal to capture holiday memories, an additional activity book and colouring pencils. New children’s meal and refreshment options include chicken goujons, sweetcorn and potato wedges, Pip organic smoothies, giant cookies, cheese dippers and healthy fruit bowls.

For children travelling in Upper Class, there will be an additional entrée of creamy mac and cheese. virginatlantic.com

Oceania Cruises ups the culinary

Oceania Cruises, which positions itself as the world’s leading culinary-focused cruise line, has taken delivery of its newest ship, Vista, featuring three new dining concepts and an innovative beverage upgrade. The ship will host up to 1,200 guests with ‘The Finest Cuisine at Sea' mission delivered through 11 onboard culinary venues.

New to the mix are Ember, a signature restaurant featuring elevated American cuisine; Aquamar Kitchen, taking wellness offerings to a new level; and The Bakery at Baristas, an expansion of the line’s coffee bars. A new Moet & Chandon Champagne Experience will also debut at a pairing dinner, and an upgraded mixology programme will bring the art of the cocktail onboard. oceaniacruises.com

Procurall has won the contract to supply a new tableware programme for Copa Airlines. The new tableware has been designed around the Latin American Bistro theme, reflecting a straightforward dining experience with a touch of classic refinement.

The design was inspired by Copa’s ‘Hub of the Americas’ vision with a touch of terracotta colour to remind the passengers of the warmth of the Latin culture. Business class passengers will see the mix of modernity and tradition onboard from 2023. procurall.com

Former inflight product and catering specialist, Vanessa Hudson, has been announced as the next CEO of Qantas. She will replace Alan Joyce when he retires in November 2023 and has worked in a number of inflight and senior management roles. qantas.com

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