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Feel the love with High Life

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Fri, Feb 3, 2023 04:48 PM

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Fly away together this Valentine’s Day For romantics the world over, February means one thing:

Fly away together this Valentine’s Day [If you are unable to see the message below, click here to view.]( [British Airways logo.] Have you booked a starry-eyed stay this month? [A hammock hanging between two trees by the sea on Cat Island in the Bahamas.]( For romantics the world over, February means one thing: going all out on the 14th. This month we’re catering to all you lovebirds seeking a Valentine’s Day to remember, whether you’re booking into the swankiest new hotel in Paris, slurping oysters in Denmark or sipping decadent cocktails in London. But there’s more to February than romance. We’re also planning ahead for the upcoming Easter break with our round-up of [family-friendly April destinations]( and quizzing skincare guru Irene Forte on [how to treat your skin right while on the road](. Finally, we head to Queens – the most eclectic neighbourhood in New York City – to take [a world tour via its ultra-diverse restaurant scene](. And if all you’re dreaming of right now is soft sand and palm trees, little beats the warmth of the Bahamas, which celebrates 50 years of independence this year and is primed for a [sun-drenched island hop](. [Have a fairy-tale February]( [Sunset in Rome by the River Tiber looking towards the Vatican.]( Where will you take your Valentine? Let us help you decide which romantic European city break is perfect for a loved-up trip for two [Take the quiz]( [View of the Eiffel Tower from a room at the TOO Hotel in Paris.]( How to make your home more Philippe Starck We have some hot tips from the legendary French designer, at Too Hotel, his latest project in the City of Love [Find your Parisian chic]( [Stack of pancakes with chocolate sauce, raspberries and popped amaranth.]( How to make the world’s best pancakes Britain’s tastiest holiday, Pancake Day, is coming up fast. Here, celebrity chefs share their favourite places to eat pancakes and their top tips for making epic batter. [Learn from the best]( [Three bouquets of roses in a kitchen sink with a shopping bag and vase next to it.]( The ultimate Valentine’s Day gift guide Desperately seeking a fabulous last-minute present that looks months in the making? We come to the rescue [Show your tender side]( [Six oysters on a table with different accompaniments.]( Ever eaten oysters with strawberries? Tuck into the romantic delicacy in rural West Denmark on a three-day road trip from Billund to the Wadden Sea [Sample the food of love]( [Aerial view of Tokyo at twilight with the Tokyo Tower in the foreground.]( Discover the art and soul of Tokyo From delicate calligraphy to cutting-edge installations, the Japanese capital is brimming with visual creativity [Immerse yourself in art]( [A bartender pouring a cocktail at Duke's Cocktail Bar inside the Duke's hotel in London.]( These swish London bars serve the UK capital’s best cocktails Whether you’re sipping negronis in Covent Garden or 1940s-inspired concoctions in Soho, here’s where to do it right [Book your London date night]( Are you ready to make some memories? MEMBERSHIP 15404414 0 AVIOS 0 TIER POINTS 0 LIFETIME TIER POINTS [My Executive Club account]( [Avios logo.] [oneworld logo.] Terms and conditions Important notes We’ve sent you this email because you’ve opted to receive marketing emails from the British Airways Group. You can [unsubscribe]( using {EMAIL}, the email address you signed up with. It may take up to 10 working days for us to action your request. Please note we'll still send you emails that relate to a booking you've made. Clicking through to [ba.com]() from this email will allow us to track how you use our website and enable us to show content and offers of most interest to you. If you would prefer for this not to happen, please visit [ba.com]() through your web browser. We never share this information with third parties. For more information, please read our [privacy policy](. We don’t monitor this email address. If you have any questions, please [contact us](. All travel is subject to [British Airways General Conditions of Carriage](. Registered address: British Airways Plc, Waterside, Speedbird Way, Harmondsworth, UB7 0GB, United Kingdom. Registered in England: 1777777. This email is intended solely for the addressee(s) and the information it contains is confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, please (a) delete this email and inform the sender as soon as possible, and (b) note that any copying distribution or other action taken or omitted to be taken in reliance upon it is prohibited and may be unlawful. 179539 CPM-000011278888 03-02-2023 10:48:20 [British Airways logo in silver.]

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