As well as being named Best Business Hotel in Denmark, 2012, this year marks a new era for the Hilton Copenhagen Airport as the hotel embarks on exciting and transformational interior design

Roger St. Pierre introduces ‘The World’s Happiest Nation’

A low-lying peninsula surrounded by the North and Baltic seas, Denmark is very much a maritime nation with a strong shipping industry. Yet with few natural resources to exploit it has been forced to invest highly in infrastructure and develop a highly skills-based economy. The result is a nation with the highest per-capita GDP in […]

With President Trump placing the US’ relationship with its historical allies at risk, Europe must reassess how it deals with the superpower

Last year, Aarhus became the European Capital of Culture. While previous hosts have struggled to unite their citizens behind the year-long programme, the city created a scheme all its residents could share in

Since the 2008 financial crisis, Iceland has emerged as a tourism powerhouse that is captivating visitors with its breathtaking landscapes. However, the country’s tourism explosion will not be sustainable unless it is effectively managed

The meetings industry has responded positively to a changing working environment following a series of quite extraordinary adjustments

Since 2008, the European Commission has been presenting eco-friendly cities with the Green Capital Award, helping to promote ambitious projects spanning transport, food, energy and education. Laura French takes a look at the five most recent winners

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

A lesser-known natural gem, the Faroe Islands is beautiful, accessible and full of exciting and quirky options for meetings and incentives packages

Frequent-flyer miles have long been an enjoyable perk for busy business travellers. However, some firms are now starting to claim them as their own. Who is right?

Ease and comfort are increasingly important when meeting abroad. In Copenhagen, hotels have cracked the corporate code, as the Danish capital continues to attract more business travellers every year