Follow up on my previous travel question: What is your favorite place to travel to for work and why?

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Director of Product Management2 years ago

Barcelona because after hours, it is a great walking city where you can easily explore the architecture, culture, and food. If work travel is over a weekend, it is easy to do quick day train adventures to other cities. 

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Global Counsel in Travel and Hospitality2 years ago

London! It’s home to me and easy access with affordable cell plans for international US contact.

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Student in Education2 years ago

Gurgaon is being the best place for working environment where one can learn and do lots of work in efficient manner

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Chief Information Officer (CIO) in Healthcare and Biotech2 years ago

Anywhere in Africa. The hospitality and richness of the diverse cultures is always a treat.

CEO in IT Services2 years ago

Amsterdam - easily accessible for all our UK and EU-based people, and rich in culture, great bars and restaurants. I always enjoy time spent in 121s walking around the canals with my direct reports and others in our team.

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