Combining luxury with convenience, the corporate jet is becoming a vital working tool for more and more businesses – but although the benefits are plentiful, it can be a struggle for companies to make a return on the hefty initial cost

The celebration of its 40th anniversary year and the inauguration of a new passenger rail service are just some of the impressive milestones reached by Dallas/Forth Worth International Airport in recent years

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The year may have gotten off to a tragic start for the amiable chief of AirAsia, but his fearless determination suggests that Tony Fernandes is more than ready to face the challenges ahead

The wheels are in motion for the construction of a Paramount Pictures theme park in the heart of the English countryside – one that aims to rival Disney World and will combine Hollywood glamour with British culture. But the overambitious plans have few convinced

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

Adventure travel is booming and the industry is adapting accordingly. Laura French looks at whether this change in approach could spell the death of traditional family holidays

Three prominent aviation disasters in a single year have given the airline industry a bad name and a big problem. How is the sector attempting to ease the concerns of its nervous customers?

Messe München International has hosted hundreds of high-profile exhibitions and trade fairs over the past 12 months. With a new expansion now planned, the group’s record for success seems set to continue

Working out what you are expected to pay can be a challenging experience, especially for Jules Gray

An emerging middle class in sub-Saharan Africa means more opportunities for Western firms, though there are many pitfalls for those unfamiliar with the market

Award-winning mountaineer Jeff Fuchs was the first ever Westerner to embark on the gruelling seven-month walking expedition along the Tea Horse Road, a 5,000km-long trek that runs from Yunnan to Tibet