We caught up with five agency leaders from the UK, Europe and US to find out what 2022 has in store, and the key trends they expect to see…

As travel and events restrictions continue to ease in Switzerland, we caught up with Marijana Jakic, Brand Manager for St. Moritz about why should planners consider St Moritz for their next meeting or incentive…

We caught up with Tracy Halliwell MBE, Director of Tourism, Conventions & Major Events at London & Partners, to find out what’s new in London, and how the organisation is getting the message out to planners that the capital is safe and ready for business…

We caught up with Mubarak Al Shamisi, Director at Abu Dhabi Convention and Exhibition Bureau to find out how a focus on safety and collaboration has helped the destination be ready to welcome back events…

Why limit yourself to one luxury lakeside retreat, when you can treat yourself to two, with a helicopter transfer thrown into the mix?

Ski season is nearly upon us and what could be more luxurious than a stay at a historic palace in the heart of the resort town of Courchevel? Les Airelles Palace, a 2020 inVOYAGER, exudes opulence throughout, with its 19th century Austro-Hungarian look and its lavish fabrics and furnishings.

Greece looks set to be a top global incentive destination in 2020 along with the Bahamas and Costa Rica, while US cities will dominate for meetings and conferences, according to data released by Global DMC Partners (GDP).

Luxury is subjective – you’ll never find two people defining luxury travel in the same way. But the definition of luxury travel is shifting and adapting with a new generation of travellers, particularly the much talked about millennials.