How Covid-19 sparked the great luxury real estate shuffle
Many prime real estate markets in the West saw a boom due to people’s rapidly changing priorities.
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Singapore invests in the future of business travel
The MICE sector has been a major driver for inward investment, but must adapt and evolve to serve shifting needs…
Building resiliency into the US’s front yard
Five landscape architecture firms present proposals designed to address the climate impacts facing Washington DC's Tidal Basin.
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Will anyone want to host the next Olympics?
Over and over again, the conflicts between the short-term needs of mega-events and the long-term needs of the cities that…
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Madrid mourns the humble serviette
With a Covid-era ban now in place, this seemingly banal item has unexpectedly become one of Spain’s most notable and…
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The loss of conferences and conventions is dealing a blow to North American cities
In normal years, the events industry pumps millions of dollars into local economies. Now empty hotels and convention centres are…
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A Dublin student aims to make Temple Bar more accessible for wheelchair users
This young activist believes that historic preservation shouldn't get in the way of making cities safer.
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Typically crushed by tourists, summer hotspots aren’t sure what happens next
For cities and towns that recently worried about overtourism, the coronavirus pandemic brought a serious shock to the system.
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