Roger St. Pierre spotlights the endless appeal of Montreal – French Canada’s biggest city

Straight off the back of Euro 2008, and with a focus that goes beyond banking, Roger St. Pierre looks at the prospects for the vibrant little country at the heart of Europe

Both now capitals, Prague and Bratislava share history and an alluring appeal, enthuses Roger St Pierre

With 25 miles of coastline, The Gambia has a long tradition as a leisure destination, but with more and more conferences taking place, Africa’s smallest country is making headway in the world of business, as Lucia Cockcroft found out

Cast your sights beyond Berlin. As Roger St, Pierre reveals, Germany’s other leading cities have lots to offer for business or pleasure

With political and financial crises brewing beneath its polished veneer, Geneva has decided it needs to reinvent itself. Fortunately, with the hotel industry already reacting, Sarah Johnstone finds there’s never been a better time to visit this international city

As the Olympic torch completes its long journey to Beijing in time for this summer’s Games, Nathan May follows in its path and reports from China, a country under the microscope

Roger St. Pierre finds the business heart at the centre of the hustle and bustle of Cairo

With a surge in popularity in recent times, Moscow is embodying the new Russia: brash, bold yet undeniably beautiful, Business Destinations’ Ben James provides a top ten guide to seek the best of the city

Want a new take on Venice? Take the canal’s eye view – just hire a boat for the week in the lagoon and cast off says Stephen Bleach

From the bright lights of Moscow to the European grace of St Petersburg, Ekaterinburg’s history and Kaliningrad’s burgeoning economy, Russian cities are interesting places to do business. By Sue Dobson

Austria’s stunning capital city and well-known ski resorts make it easy to overlook her many other charms. Catherine Quinn sums up key attractions for the business traveller