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Teeming with restaurants and a variety of attractions, this Dallas is an attractive destination for vacations to the South. The Dallas-Fort Worth region is home to over twenty company headquarters, making it one of the largest concentrations of corporate command centers in the nation. 

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After the United States, Hong Kong is the second-largest trading partner with mainland China, making it a major hotspot for international business travel.

As a global financial epicenter, Hong Kong is home to booming firms across the entire spectrum: fashion, technology, real estate, and banking, to name a few. As a result, Hong Kong’s economy is among the fast-growing economies in the world. 

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Los Angeles is world-renowned as a global hub for the film and entertainment industries, making it a booming destination for business travelers. Southern California’s incredible climate and proximity to the ocean makes LA an excellent choice for busy executives looking to take time off, as well. 

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London is one of the largest financial centers in the world, attracting business travelers in droves each year. The UK capital is home to the largest technology cluster in the EMEA region, as well as one of the globe’s most influential stock exchanges. 

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An alpha city known for commerce, fashion, politics, and entertainment, New York City is a major hub for business travelers.