A pool at the very top of a skyscraper housing a five-star hotel in London will allow guests to float 200 metres above the skyline.

The Nordic apartment provider has carefully renovated the Swedish shipbuilder Kockums’ former administration building.

The Danish airline joins the retro livery bandwagon and flies an MD-82 over to England for a final paint job.

The lower-deck modules put “flexible passenger solutions” in the cargo hold, like beds and “stretching, playground or business areas”.

Once a meeting place for local and international society, Trondheim’s Britannia Hotel has been dragged into a new era.

Sweden’s L:A Bruket and a longstanding partnership with Marimekko conjure up new amenities for business class.

A Danish chef has been brought in to harvest the catch of the rough seas and serve it in an underwater tube for up to 40 guests.

The new urban destination Jubileumsparken is the winner of a Swedish Architects award for best landscape architecture.

More natural lighting and space will – eventually – be created in baggage reclaim and between gates B and C.

Surrounded by a ‘village’ of shops, attractions and a hotel, the 200-plus metre Bestseller tower will dominate the Jutland landscape.

Changi Airport Singapore is already the world’s most recognised airport, but this will make it positively otherworldly.

The new lounge – the eighth Star Alliance branded lounge – has Dutch design twists and is open starting from today.

The art rebel has incorporated his artworks in the luxury suite, including butterfly designs and two sharks in formaldehyde.

Norway’s first Radisson RED is set to arrive with rooftop bar and garden in a fast developing part of the capital, a “future city centre”.

The 512-bedroom property at New York's JFK airport is open for bookings from today, for stays from May 15.

Sweden’s second city occupies the whole podium for the country’s best hotels, which are a base for exploring this city of design.

A growing chain of 17 hotels, most of them in Finnish Lapland, recently opened its first property in the capital city.

W Dubai – The Palm is the first W Escape in the Middle East, a “lavishly luxe playground” with skyline views.

Tillberg Design of Sweden has just opened an office in Miami and says that business is growing rapidly.

But before the new square, called Aukio, is unveiled there will be time for “test passengers” to give their feedback.