Madrid has reinvented business meetings by purposefully merging its booming corporate sector with a rich and exciting cultural background

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

Toronto’s distinct business focus and entrepreneurial flair have raised the city’s profile as a haven for corporate travel. While the rapid gentrification is causing a headache for some long-time residents, the city’s growing skyline brings with it a wealth of opportunities

The Royal Senchi Hotel, one of Ghana’s most popular luxury hotels, offers deluxe accommodation with a traditional twist

Burj Rafal Hotel Kempinski’s blend of European design and Arabian hospitality has earned it the title of Best Luxury Hotel, Saudi Arabia in the Business Destinations Travel Awards 2015

BrewDog, the UK’s leading craft beer producer, is to introduce its own brand of “aggressive irreverence” to US consumers as it seeks a place in what remains a hyper competitive market

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

Global sea levels are set to rise by more than one metre by the turn of the century, putting many cities at risk of going the same way as Atlantis. Aaran Fronda takes a look at the cities that are at the top of nature’s hit list, and what measures they are taking to protect themselves

As religious tourism to Mecca grows by the year, the holy city continues to expand and modernise. But as fragments of its ancient heritage start to disappear, Elizabeth Matsangou asks what the cost might be

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