With outbound travel in China expected to rise year-on-year, travel companies around the world are looking to tap into this burgeoning market. But to do so, they need to know what Chinese travellers want from a holiday

As the dollar appreciates and the euro continues to devalue, Americans – bolstered by greater purchasing power – are flocking to Europe

Amid a backdrop of economic decline, Indonesia is taking bold steps to boost travel to its archipelago, starting with the introduction of visa-free travel

The US and railways once went hand in hand, but since the mid-20th century, rail passenger use across the country has sharply declined. The reasons are down to the country’s unique history

Innovative new digital expenses management systems are helping to inject freedom and excitement back into business travel

The team at OverseasGuidesCompany.com looks at three top tips to ensure you remain connected with friends and family when you move abroad

The recent MERS outbreak has reminded South Korea that its newfound status as an emerging hub for corporate travel is teetering on a knife-edge

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 foreign currency can often make you feel like you’re not spending real money at all, checking your bank balance when you get home can reveal a harsh reality

For those looking to experience something new, Business Destinations has compiled a list of some of the best things money can buy

Lavish luxury hospitals and a stronger healthcare industry are causing a growing number of medical tourists from around the world to flock to India

With the Chinese Government waxing lyrical about its economic progress, increasing criticism is materialising from the US. The question now is whether the US is feeling threatened by the growing competition, or whether China’s claims are simply not as impressive as they seem