A long layover at Changi? No problem!

If it’s one thing that most corporate travellers hate, it’s being stuck on a long layover. But at the airport of one of the world’s most popular mid-points for international corporate travel – Singapore, a long layover can be a breeze with a host of free fun-filled activities and relaxing options available to pass the time.

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Google Australia’s top searched destination: Hamilton Island

Hamilton Island was the No 1 holiday destination searched on Google Australia in 2011, followed by Hawaii, Byron Bay, the Blue Mountains and Port Douglas.

Hayman Island and Las Vegas, two popular destinations for meetings, incentives, conferences and events, also made the list in the No 6 and No 10 positions respectively.

The complete list is as follows: 1.    Hamilton

Africa the next hot spot for corporate travel?

Many large hotel chains are expanding their presence in Africa, providing opportunities for companies seeking new and unusual destinations for their meetings, incentives, conferences and events.

Hotel groups are interested in Africa because of its growing urbanisation and the declining revenues in developed nations where consumers have become savings-conscious following the GFC.

Africa was the world’s only region

The world’s best flight approaches

Corporate travellers should book a window seat when flying into any of the following 10 destinations, which have been voted the world’s most spectacular flight approaches.

Leisure and business travellers gave Barra in Scotland top honours, followed by London City and Jackson Hole in Wyoming, according to a survey compiled by private jet company, PrivateFly.

Queenstown Airport was