Business destinations

An overview of business destinations in France and internationally, to help business travellers get to know the key business hubs - and in particular their business districts - but also emerging destinations who are making their mark on the business travel atlas (see more)

Reports, interviews, address books: get to the heart of your next destination to help you prepare for your business trip. Economy, hotels, bleisure, great addresses and little finds: an international business traveller's guide to making business trips more efficient, and more enjoyable...

Singapore: a smart hub

Thinking about the future to create an intelligent city by finding sustainable solutions adapted to the challenges of tomorrow? That's Singapore's challenge.

Singapore: address book

Business or boutique hotels, trendy addresses and gourmet restaurants: the essentials for preparing a trip to Singapore.

Neighbourhoods: from CBD to Chinatown

Located on the outskirts of the famous Central Business District, Chinatown offers the charm of good living and good work. A precious breath of fresh air in the prestissimo rhythm of the Singaporean day.

The spirit of the place according to Guillaume Levy-Lambert

A former investment banker and advertising executive, Guillaume Levy-Lambert became an art collector in Singapore when he created the MaGMA Collection in 1999. An artist himself in his spare time, in 2014 he also co-founded the Art Porters gallery, whose mission is to "share happiness through art".

Cambodia, the new Eldorado of the Greater Mekong?

Caught between the two giants of the region, Thailand and Vietnam, is Cambodia becoming an Eldorado for businessmen? In any case, Phnom Penh, its capital, is booming, having embarked on a forced modernisation over the last decade.

Miami: address book

Business hotels or boutique hotels, trendy places and gourmet restaurants, flight connections: the essentials for preparing a business trip to Miami.

The spirit of the place according to Allan Shulman

Allan Shulman is an architect and designer. In 1996, he founded the firm Shulman + Associates (S+A) in the Design District, with contemporary projects designed to revive Miami's historic heritage. The author of several books, he is also director of the architecture programme at the University of Miami School of Architecture.

Hotels: elegance with your feet in the water

From the first grand establishments, which are still as sublime as ever, to the new futuristic buildings, Miami is establishing itself as a world-renowned hotel city.

French touch in Miami

Some 40,000 of them have made Miami their home. But what is it that attracts our compatriots to the southernmost metropolis in the United States? Here's a closer look at a bold choice.

Wynwood: the walls of freedom

Among the many changing neighbourhoods, Wynwood's Art District has street artists from all over the world on the run... and beyond.

Miami: visa for a makeover

In less than a decade, the American seaside resort has become an economic and cultural supercentre.

Interview with : Amélie Déchénais, Manager of the Convention Bureau Bordeaux

Amélie Déchénais, Manager of the Convention Bureau Bordeaux, explains the reasons for Bordeaux's success, and how the city's infrastructure is evolving to meet the demands of business tourism.

Bordeaux: address book

Report and photos by Florian Guillemin. HOTELS Burdigala The building is a bit of a departure from the distinctive 60s architecture of the Meriadeck district. And it's...

Bleisure in Bordeaux

From the Cité du Vin to the Arcachon Basin, our bleisure tips for relaxing, shopping and discovering Bordeaux.

Bordeaux: a high-speed renaissance

Report and photos by Florian Guillemin. Bordeaux's eyes are wide open to a future that is still under construction. These days, the city is even verging on hyperactivity. À...

Bleisure in Mexico City

Museums, strolls, upmarket or local shopping: Mexico City no longer hides its treasures from tourists or business travellers. Here are a few bleisure tips to help you combine the pleasant with the useful.

Mexico City: address book

Hotels, restaurants, coworking spaces or fitness centres: the best addresses in Mexico City to discover on a business trip... or for a bleisure break in Mexico's capital.

Interview: Enrique de la Madrid Cordero, Spanish Minister for Tourism,...

How do you explain the enthusiasm surrounding tourism in Mexico? Enrique de la Madrid Cordero - The country is very attractive, both for its...

Mexico City - Reforma: the new golden age

This energy permeates the whole city, flowing up the Paseo de la Reforma where the heart of business beats, and spreading to Polanco, Condesa and Roma, the capital's fashionable districts.

Tel Aviv - Jerusalem: address book

IDENTITY CARD Formalities: passport valid up to six months after the date of arrival. Currency: the shekel (ILS). 1 euro = 3.89 ILS (March 2017). Area code: +972. Time difference: +1h. GETTING THERE EL AL offers...