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Broadcasting from Midori House in London, this is a special Boxing Day edition of The Globalist.
I'm Chris Chermac, coming up on today's programme.
For me, it was really going back to the roots of the house,
so really looking pretty much solely at the Jean-Mondland period.
Peter Copping there leading us into a look at a busy year in fashion that included lots of musical chairs among designers will unpack it all with our fashion director Natalie Theodosie and with the producer of Monocle on Fashion,
Lily Austin.
After that we head to the world of design with our design aficionados Nick Moniz and Grace Charlton.
We'll review some of the year's travel trends with our own Tom Webb and then People are saying,
I'd love to go to Spain, but I hear that Barcelona's overcrowded.
And so you're seeing people starting to explore secondary cities.
Chris Hartley, CEO of the Global Hotel Alliance, gives us the hospitality perspective on the year.
All that right here on the globalist with me, Chris Tirmak.
A very happy boxing day to our British listeners.
Just the 26th of December to the rest of us around the world.
Hope you all had a wonderful past few days if you celebrated.
We are doing another day here on the globalist of sort of relaxed looks back at some of the top stories of the past year.
And we're going to start off with the world of fashion,
which has had a big year of musical chairs among major designers,