With access to central Johannesburg and OR Tambo International Airport, Sandton Convention Centre makes travelling for business easy

Human beings have dramatically changed the planet’s natural environment. While steps are being taken to minimise the damage, there is too little focus on the health implications of failing to do so

For Matt Bush, one of the world’s most accomplished free-solo climbers, the act of climbing to dizzying heights without ropes or safety equipment is no
more dangerous than driving a car

While wine tourism has emerged as a popular niche, the world’s oldest and most famous wine regions have been slow to capitalise on it. But now, the Old World is catching up to the New

It can be a thorny issue for some governments, but dual citizenship remains the best way for modern humans to embrace being citizens of the world

Cape Town, as one of the world’s hottest global cities, provides business travellers with an ideal place to work, play and explore

It’s always a good idea to research the market of your potential new location before going on an overseas viewing trip. Property Guides takes a look at the property markets of Spain and Portugal

With the 2016 Olympics approaching, Brazil is making another attempt to entice international visitors through event tourism

By hosting world-class events in Mexico and abroad, Profesionales en Convenciones has earned a reputation as one of the country’s leading travel management companies

The strength of sterling will affect how much visitors to the Rugby World Cup have to spend

After decades of civil war, Luanda is experiencing an oil boom. Now, the legacy of the former and the glory of the latter have made it the most expensive city in the world for expatriates

While largely unknown in many countries, rugby union has been gaining momentum as one of the world’s most profitable sports. The upcoming Rugby World Cup 2015 in England will act as a showcase of the sport’s recently commercialised image