sustainable tourism

Lausanne and Montreux recently played host to a carefully curated study trip, blending the serene landscapes of Lake Geneva with a forward-looking approach to sustainable business tourism.

BestCities Global Alliance has revealed the programme for its 2025 Global Forum, scheduled for January 24-26 in Dublin.

Zurich has solidified its position as a global leader in sustainable tourism by earning the EarthCheck certification, an internationally recognised standard for sustainable destinations.

While its historical charm and modern infrastructure have long been a draw for event organisers, Vienna’s recent developments in hospitality and mobility make it an even more appealing choice.

Adelaide not only provides a stunning backdrop for business events but also exemplifies a deep commitment to sustainability. At the forefront of this movement is Adelaide Convention Centre.

Perth, Western Asutralia’s capital city, is one of the country’s gateways to the world with connections to more than 110 destinations, and direct flights from major cities like Paris or Dubai.

Nancy, renowned as the cradle of Art Nouveau and a UNESCO-classified city for its 18th-century centre, is emerging as a prime destination for association meetings.

Glasgow Convention Bureau recently revealed that the hosting of COP26 has delivered a lasting legacy for the Scottish city’s business tourism sector.