Top 3 Business Travel Destinations for 2022
New York City
The granddaddy of business destinations, New York City, is still a top corporate event destination. The Big Apple is home to thousands of hotels ranging in the four- and five-star range, perfect for the corporate traveler. The city also has many event venues ready to host any corporate event type and size.
You will never lack entertainment in New York for your downtime during your business trip. Visitors can catch a live show, shop, or view fine art at a museum. Of course, the dining options are limitless in this magnetic city, as well. This makes New York City the ultimate bleisure travel destination.
London
Across the pond, London is the king of commerce and corporate business. The city has been the host of major corporate events for decades and is still growing strong in its popularity. The event spaces available in this city are plentiful, and business owners will have difficulty choosing from so many offerings.
London is also a favorite bleisure destination. From the theaters of the West End to phenomenal museums, iconic architecture, culture, and five-star dining, London has it all for the business traveler to unwind after a day full of meetings and conferences.
Hong Kong
This Asian powerhouse city continues to be a premier international corporate travel destination. There are top hotels such as the Mandarin Oriental, a longtime mainstay in the city for the business traveler. Venues such as Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center and The Royal Garden plus many more are looking forward to welcoming business travelers back.
When the business day is concluded, Hong Kong is a great city to spend your leisure time. You can hop on the Star Ferry and see the jaw-dropping Hong Kong skyline from the water. Visitors can also browse the Temple Street Night Market, or dine at a spectacular Michelin-starred eatery such as Loaf On.
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