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Tribal tourism is exploiting indigenous people
In 2018, attempts to reach the isolated Sentinelese tribe reignited criticism of tribal tourism, a destructive practice that threatens the survival of indigenous communities
10 Top Conference Destinations
Choosing a venue for your next high-profile event can be a difficult process. Business Destinations lends a helping hand by exploring some of the world’s most exciting destinations for meetings and conferences.
10 Top Destinations
While some countries and cities are unlikely to ever fall off of the travel industry’s radar, other lesser-known locations are gradually beginning to take centre stage. Business Destinations takes a look at the 10 top destinations that we think travellers should consider visiting on their next business trip.
More than sea-mantics: the legal status of the Caspian Sea
For decades, the question of how to delimit the Caspian Sea among its five surrounding states has proven unanswerable. Last year’s landmark convention provided a breakthrough that may deliver commercial and security benefits
Artificial waves are bringing surfing to the masses
The decision to use artificial wave machines on the professional surfing circuit has divided opinion. While controversial, this technology could give the niche sport greater mainstream appeal
Hawaii’s tourism sector yet to recover from Kīlauea eruption
In 2018, images of violent volcanic eruptions in Hawaii were beamed across the globe. Almost a year later, the state’s tourism sector is still struggling to recover
Turkey’s medical tourism industry boosts visitor numbers
When Turkey’s traditional tourism industry dried up, the country turned to its medical sector to attract a new wave of visitors
Experience Omani opulence at the Hormuz Grand Muscat
Oman’s popularity as a destination for business travellers and tourists is fast increasing. Leading the industry’s evolution is the Hormuz Grand Muscat, a Radisson Collection Hotel
Rwanda’s position in the tourism sector strengthens
Rwanda has undergone an astonishing transformation to become one of Africa’s top destinations for business events
Explore the coastline of Ireland’s coolest town
County Donegal in Ireland has long been overshadowed by larger regions like Dublin and Cork, but travellers are now discovering it as one of the country’s best-kept secrets
Everyone is welcome at the Lalit hotel
The Lalit Suri Hospitality Group has found international success. Now, the group is working to ensure every guest has an unforgettable stay and each employee benefits from its ethos of inclusivity
Team-building gets an adrenaline fix in Oman
With a culture as unique as its landscape, Oman is a stunning destination for MICE activities and team-building events
Doing business in Boston
The city of Boston deftly combines New England’s charm with a thriving business scene, making it a well-rounded destination for business travellers
The Hawaii Convention Centre celebrates Hawaii’s aloha spirit
The Hawaii Convention Centre has 20 years of experience hosting business events. Over the decades, it has developed a number of programmes to cater to its guests and care for the environment simultaneously
Limo Plus puts clients on the road to success
With business and private travellers busier than ever, a reliable and personalised luxury chauffeur service can be the difference between a successful business trip and one that falls short
Top 5 hospitality trends in 2019
The new year brings with it a host of new challenges and opportunities for the hospitality sector. Technology developments and luxury services will be defining features of the industry in 2019
Top 5 business hotels
Travelling for business can be tiring. With the right hotel, though, a work trip can be an opportunity to network, touch base with long-distance colleagues and attend essential meetings
The concerns facing female business travellers
A recent survey has found that, when travelling for business, women are most concerned about safety issues and only half knew if their employer had a duty of care policy in place
CITY Guides
Madrid guide
Madrid has long been esteemed for its culture, climate and excellent business facilities. Whether you’re travelling for business or pleasure, here’s our guide to one of Spain’s best cities
Pick of the best: Christmas markets in Europe
With the festive season in full swing, Europe’s cities are alive with mulled wine, roast chestnuts and bratwurst. Laura French takes a look at some of the best Christmas markets on the continent
Venice: doomed to become a historical Disneyland?
Once the most important trading outpost in Europe, Venice is now known simply as a magnet for global tourists. Jules Gray asks the crucial question: does the city need to diversify its economy in order to survive?
Tel Aviv: one of the world’s best entrepreneurial destinations
Israel’s cultural capital has made a name for itself as a thriving ‘start-up nation’ on the world stage
Ex-Soviet republic Georgia finds its place on the international catwalk
Fashion has found a new talent pool in Tbilisi. The capital of former Soviet state Georgia has always been a key textile hub, but now it is realising its creative potential, too
The cost of the cup
Qatar’s contentious 2022 World Cup bid has sparked an international discussion about money and morality. As the country prepares to host the tournament, this debate continues to rage
Top 5 hot springs
From the black lava fields of Iceland to the mountains of the Japanese Gunma province, hot springs are a spectacular sight. Business Destinations picks out the five best
Lisbon is a lively destination for a stopover
TAP Air Portugal’s stopover programme is bringing more visitors to Lisbon. The city is ready to showcase its culture and cuisine
The best of Beirut
Luxurious accommodation and intricate 19th-century architecture make Beirut a stunning city to visit, but it’s the food that truly brings it alive
The imitation game: eastern and western conceptions of art
Perceptions of art in the East and West, particularly concerning the nature and importance of originality, can differ markedly. Understanding this divide could provide wider social, economic and cultural benefits