CEO Briefing

The travel gurus at Lonely Planet have revealed their list of the top 10 countries to visit next year in its annual "Best in Travel" publication 2018. Topping the list of countries to travel in 2018 is Chile, followed by South Korea and Portugal. The new rankings placed Djibouti in...

MOVE over Oslo and Hamburg - Seville in Spain has been named the best city for travel in 2018. Ranked number 1 on Lonely Planet's Best in Travel — Top Cities list for 2018, it is the only Spanish city to make the top 10. Detroit ranked number 2 on...

In the age of social media, it often feels like we are traveling just by scrolling through our Instagram feeds but, in the age of being constantly “plugged in,” the physical act of traveling is more important than ever. The need to unplug applies to everyone, especially CEOs. Despite massive...

Yes, with up to 80% or more travel time, management consultants made the top of the list of the 15 highest-paying jobs for people who love to travel in 2017. Management consultants earn an average annual salary $71,414 and travel up to 80% of the time and a freelance designer...

Traveling for business can be frustrating at the best times and exhausting at the worst. Whether it’s a lack of availability for rooms, tricky cancellation policies, or just locational and logistical headaches, travelers are usually braced for some sort of dilemma. Thankfully, players in the travel industry understand that, and...

It's that time of year again. One of the world’s biggest online travel website, TripAdvisor has named the best beaches around the world for 2017. Can you guess where number one beach in the world is? The glorious Baia do Sancho in Brazil’s Fernando de Noronha (Sancho Bay - the...

In today’s global economy, despite technological advances that allow for many meetings to be done virtually, face-to-face relationships remain valuable and many business-people will still have to travel for work. But have organizations learned to embrace the health and well-being of business-people when it comes to business travel? After all,...

Travel managers and accountants are confronting the rising phenomenon of business travelers “going rogue” - scoffing at strict corporate travel policies and skirting the rules to customize their trips. Truthfully, this practice has probably always been part of the nature of corporate travel, especially since transportation and hospitality organizations began...

Over the last two decades, the mobile marketplace has evolved exponentially - from those very early days of the simple feature phone, when mobile access to the Internet was still a novelty, to the iPhone’s launch in 2007 and the app economy that has been ballooning ever since. Fast forward...

As someone who has traveled for business for over 20 years, I have always found that even the best fitness regimens can be easily upset by business travel. Just like your sleep habits suffer when you travel, so do your eating habits. Even a short trip that includes daily workouts...