Once dismissed as a sleepy metropolis, the Swiss city, one of Western Europe’s largest financial centers, is loosening its top collar button.

The Connaught hotel’s The Mews offers travelers the service and amenities of its world-class hotel, in what looks and feels like a luxurious private home.

Posh estates in Scotland garnished with grouse shooting, bagpipes at dinner, and crested china offer the chance to play Lord of the Manor for a week.

Careyes is an unspoiled luxury getaway just two hours’ drive from Manzanillo (or three from Puerto Vallarta) along Jalisco’s rugged Pacific coast.

Los Angeles-based Amy Taylor, 47, is on the road some 150 days a year, spending a lot of that time in Austria at company headquarters.

Short on time? Not a problem for those looking to experience Frankfurt’s culture and history in a weekend or even a few hours.

Once considered an obscure sport for kids, commuters and hardcore fanatics, cycling has evolved into both a powerful networking tool for executives and an activity that corporations are using to connect with their client base

When George Clooney and Rande Gerber’s tequila company, Casamigos, sold for $1 billion last year, it begged the question: How did the once-humble swill become so swank? A trek through Mexico distills all.

Katherine Maher was on the road 200 days last year, crisscrossing the globe from Buenos Aires to Cairo. Up next? Berlin, Lyon and Cape Town, for Wiki’s annual conference. This is how she does it.

By the end of the year, the small, new Boom plane could start to change the transoceanic flight game.

Inside a 200-mile trip off the coast of Yemen to see a species of otherworldly tree known as dragon’s blood.

A look at what was once the most densely populated place on the planet.

The magnificent trees of California’s Sequoia National Park have been impacting travelers for decades.

Searching for after-work drinks in America’s high-tech capital? Look no further.

In Tanzania, National Geographic photographer Michael “Nick” Nichols pioneered the use of drones to get never-before-seen angles of big cats.

Learn the rules behind oft-confusing airport codes—and see which codes you can match with their cities.

There’s far more to Tokyo’s dining scene than sushi and soba. Where to find the top spots for pizza, pasta, martinis and more.

Paris’s greatest hits are the world’s greatest hits. Here experts give advice for where to visit instead.

Check out how these luxury hotels are changing. Plus, add these three cities to your next vacation itinerary.

The CEO of Sydell Group, whose hotels include the Freehand Hotel in New York and the Line in D.C., opened six this year.

Two trends have marked changes in air travel in recent years: self-service and segregation into many different groups based on fares, elite status, credit cards and mobility needs. Now much of the same is coming to the TSA checkpoint of the future.

A guide to spending 12 hours at one of the newer additions to the hospitality scene in Manhattan’s Flatiron neighborhood.

The Canadian city has a tech scene that is rivaling Silicon Valley and New York, even as it prizes walkability, diversity, cleanliness, and sense of community.

Should business travelers stay downtown or on the Eastside? There are advantages to both.

Covering 8,000 miles, the Citroën-Haardt Trans-Asiatic Expedition of 1931 sought to open up the route to cars.

Beyond the modern skylines of Arabia and into the ancient expanse of Oman on the trail of the horses that started it all.

Julian Robertson Jr. never planned to own a suite of luxury lodges across the globe in New Zealand. But now, the 85-year-old billionaire can’t get enough of them.

Almost two years after the merger, the two loyalty programs will combine into one.

With Peru’s surging economy and blossoming international startup scene comes a new audience eager to explore the mighty river.

Once seen as impossibly fussy, tasting menus are getting a new, chef-driven makeover.

Lengthen your business trips to Japan beyond the capital by venturing off the beaten path to Hokkaido, Hakone and Osaka.

As the picturesque Scandinavian city of Aarhus becomes home to some of tech’s biggest names, it is devoting considerable efforts to make itself attractive to businesses and tourists alike.

It’s actually two: The Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul are home to award-winning beverages.

The city’s formerly rundown downtown has seen an influx of high-end housing, shops, restaurants and bars. Enter, the hotels.

New properties offering the ultimate in seclusion, space and solitude are cropping up everywhere, from the Maldives and Madagascar to Fiji and Indonesia. What’s driving the boom?

A photographer’s composite images show what airports would look like if all the planes took off at once.

These under-the-radar towns are jockeying to be the next tech hotspots.