Hungary’s capital gives you two towns for the price of one, with the River Danube as a bonus gift. Add some of Europe’s most luxurious 5-star hotels with state of the art conference facilities, and you have one of the best locations for a meeting. As Sue Dobson finds out

For corporate events that demand that extra touch of class, Burgundy is hard to resist, says Roger St. Pierre

Tony Rogers, chief executive of the British Association of Conference Destinations (BACD) and executive director of the Association of British Professional Conference Organisers (ABPCO) helps you make the right choice for the big event

The world’s of high art and high commerce traditionally make uneasy bedfellows, with the notion of the penniless bohemian diametrically opposed to that of the city gent, and yet art is big business

With international security threats and global uncertainty still making headlines, many business travellers are carrying a nagging sense of unease on board with their hand luggage. Martyn Cornell examines how realistic these fears are and what to do to keep yourself safe

Our guide to the heady thrill of racehorse ownership

Aruba has been enjoying a boom of late – we take a closer look

American Express show how their corporate card programme can put control of the employee travel spend back in the hands of the company

James Brown urges those basking in the delights of luxury travel to remember their humble beginnings, no matter how pungent they may be

Don’t choke on the chilled champagne and canapés as you relax in your Business Class seat, or gag on room service at your Hyatt Regency, Intercon or Mandarin, but I’m about to argue for a severe curtailment of these trips

It was all going so well; champagne, Mozart, a plane seat with a significant recline, and then came the role play – as our intrepid traveller gets put back in pre-school

It’s not all high-class luxury in the world of business travel. Sometimes you have to take a holiday, and that’s where the work really starts. As Stuart White can attest