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10 Places Every Businesswoman & Businessman Should Visit When Travelling in 2026
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By London Business Magazine
Travel in 2026 is more intentional, empowering, and deeply connected to the modern business lifestyle. Today’s leaders want destinations that inspire creativity, elevate wellbeing, expand cultural intelligence, and enhance their global network.
Whether travelling for business, leadership retreats, or personal enrichment, these ten destinations offer the perfect blend of luxury, safety, culture, and transformative experiences.
1. Singapore:...
Business
Reason in Leadership: The Strategic Advantage Fueling High-Performance Business Results
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By Micaela Passeri
In modern business, leaders operate in an environment defined by speed, competition, and constant information overload. Every day brings new pressures: client demands, operational decisions, employee dynamics, shifting markets, and the expectation to respond quickly and accurately. Amid these pressures, one capability is becoming increasingly essential: the ability to lead with reason.Reason is not a soft skill....
By Catarina Malmrot
True leadership isn’t defined by the loudest voice in the room or the most impressive title on a business card. It’s defined by the quiet, consistent actions that build trust, inspire confidence, and create environments where both people and ideas can flourish. Sustainable leadership goes beyond quick wins or short-term motivation; it focuses on developing habits, mindsets,...
By Lesley Thomas
There is a pattern I see in countless conversations with women who have achieved extraordinary things. They lead businesses. They manage households. They are the decision makers, the planners, the supporters and the stabilisers for everyone around them. They are the women people rely on when life becomes uncertain. Yet when the conversation turns to money something...
How Erjon Manaj and Linda Prendi are redefining luxury through instinct, strategy, and unyielding identity.
In a world where luxury often feels repetitive, VALVYN emerges as a brand built on identity, strength, and pure creative vision. Behind this rising fashion house stand two driving forces: Erjon Manaj, Founder and Creative Director, and Linda Prendi, Co-Founder and the strategic force shaping...
By Olivia Janssens
“What flows with ease and joy? That’s where your true power lies.”We are all born with unique talents — natural strengths that guide us toward meaningful success. And yet, when I ask women, “What are you naturally good at?” I often get unsure responses like, “I’m not really sure… I don’t think I’m good at anything in...
By Shangami Muthumani, Owner of Nesavaali Ltd
Every entrepreneur dreams of scaling their business. Yet many discover that growth can expose weaknesses faster than success can hide them. Teams expand, orders multiply, deadlines shorten and suddenly, what once felt exciting begins to feel unpredictable. In truth, scaling isn’t about selling more. It’s about building smarter. And nothing determines that...
Business
From Wellness Perks to Business Imperatives: Why Executive Wellbeing Drives Performance
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By Dorina Torje
Once considered optional “perks,” wellness programs for executives have evolved into strategic necessities. In today’s high-pressure corporate landscape, leaders are realizing that wellbeing is directly tied to performance, decision-making, and long-term business success. At naturalsleep.shop, we understand that executive wellness extends far beyond gym memberships or meditation apps. True leadership performance is rooted in restorative sleep, balanced while...
Business
From Conflict to Collaboration: How Behavior Mapping Turns Workplace Friction into Flow
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by Annalisa Corti
Conflict is one of the most misunderstood signals in the workplace. When a team starts clashing, most managers assume something has gone wrong—wrong people, wrong mindset, wrong chemistry. In truth, conflict is rarely a problem. It’s information. It’s the sound of diverse behaviors trying to coordinate without a map. The real question isn’t “How do I stop...
By Gabriele Lang
A woman dies in an Austrian hospital despite competent care and accurate diagnosis. Not because of negligence, but because fear and regulation delayed decisive action. For London’s business leaders, this story is more than tragic; it’s instructive.
Fear vs. Responsibility in Modern Business
Across industries, talented professionals hesitate to act without explicit approval.
The result? Slow decisions, missed opportunities, and...










