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China’s efforts to regain position as luxury goods leader
A revival of craftsmanship in China is opening the door for a Chinese-made luxury industry
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.
Oulu is a Finnish brain belt
With a number of world-class tourist attractions and two universities supplying a raft of talented job candidates, the city of Oulu is the perfect destination for work or pleasure
Budapest’s autumnal charm
With a growing foodie scene and a historic spa culture, Budapest is a multifaceted destination that truly shines in autumn
Top 5 most sustainable hotels in the world
In a world where there’s an increased focus on the impact we have on our planet, more and more in the travel industry have taken it upon themselves to work towards green initiatives
Top five UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Whether it’s the deep blue of volcanic lakes or the ornate design of centuries-old temples, something about each of these five World Heritage Sites distinguishes them from the hundreds listed by UNESCO
Top 10 Central American sights
Central America has an abundance of natural and historical wonders, making it an unforgettable place to visit
Sightseeing in Sofia, Bulgaria
Bulgaria’s capital city serves up culture, history and Balkan comfort food
Tourists are turning to the ocean’s depths for adventure
Forget space tourism – deep sea tourism is emerging as the more stylish way to venture into the unknown
How nudge theory is changing the way people travel
People make mistakes, especially when travelling. Based on the insights of Richard Thaler, a Nobel-Prize-winning economist and the father of nudge theory, Business Destinations takes a look at just how predictable human fallibility is
Cities facing overtourism must tackle the issue with care
Although many places rely on tourism for their economic survival, some cities are finding that better management of tourist numbers is required to quell local disillusionment
China’s cities are competing to develop hi-tech industries
As oil and steel suffer, hi-tech industries are coming to China’s economic rescue. But with the rise of new sectors comes greater competition between the country’s new tech hubs
The growing demand for multisensory dining
With chefs placing more importance on the appearance, smell and sound of their dishes, have they put too much on their plates, or is this the future of fine dining?
Clear skies are bringing stargazers to Chile’s deserts
A growing interest in the stars is causing a boom in Chile’s budding astrotourism sector. In light of this galactic trend, Business Destinations explores the wonders the night sky has to offer
The challenges of repatriation
French President Emmanuel Macron recently pledged to return the 4,000 or so African artefacts currently held in French museums to their countries of origin. But cultural repatriation is easier said than done
Experiencing hospitality in the gateway to West Africa
As one of Africa’s most popular tourist destinations, Ghana presents visitors with a range of ways to enjoy the country’s many assets
The damage caused by rugby’s unequal financial model
Samoa, Fiji and Tonga have brought much to the game of rugby, both on and off the pitch. But the sport’s unequal financial model is threatening the future of the game there
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
How geothermal energy is powering tourism in Iceland
Hellisheiði Power Plant in Iceland serves as a window for the world to see how geothermal energy is being harnessed to power a modern economy
Highlights of 2018’s business travel calendar
From the convention of choice for the aviation industry to ahead-of-the-curve cybersecurity events, Business Destinations picks out four events worth travelling for in 2018
Hormuz Grand Hotel is at the service of visitors to Oman
Having found the balance between protecting its heritage and modernisation, Oman has become an appealing destination for business and leisure travellers
Mexico’s industrial hub expands its tourism sector
The city of León holds a significant place in Mexico’s history. Today, its importance to the country is economic as well as historical
Montserrat: the Caribbean’s Emerald Isle
Montserrat boasts a colourful history and many unique attractions. The island’s lush green scenery, spectacular coastal vistas and friendly residents will make you want to visit again and again
Bygone grandeur is revived at Selman Marrakech
Selman Marrakech invites guests to indulge in true Moroccan luxury, while also giving them a rare glimpse into a historically significant equestrian world