High-flyers, frequent flyers in BT Weekend

IN this week's BT Weekend, find out how the travel industry is falling over itself to cater to a new breed of frequent flyers who are short, picky about inflight entertainment and occasionally need to be burped.

With growing affluence, indulgent parents are taking their children - some no more than a few months old - on holidays to far-flung lands.

Elsewhere in the magazine, read about the new restaurants popping up at Robertson Quay, where to eat in Melbourne and how F P Journe makes watches that climb in value over time.

As companies come under cyber siege, a shortage of cybersecurity expertise looms. Brunch looks at how the cybersecurity troops are being marshalled, and the formidable foe they are up against.

Also, the Disrupted column this week checks out Yotel Singapore, a "digital-first" hotel, while Cubicle Files examines the imposter syndrome - an affliction typically seen among overachievers who live in constant fear that they will be exposed as frauds.

This week, we talk to a high-flying management consultant to find out how she overcame the imposter syndrome, and how it is a lot more common than we think.

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