Which are the best destinations for Australian business travellers?

In terms of numbers, a large number of Australian business travellers go to the United States of America.  This is as per data from the American Express Global Business Travel. The US holds the top spot for Australian business travellers.

The travel destinations report issues a report of both to and fro business travel from Australia. The top destinations for Australian and Asia-Pacific business people were Sydney, Singapore, and London.

With international tourists travelling to Australasia, the most popular destinations were Hong Kong, Singapore, and Auckland.

Cities in the US are bringing in a lot of foreign tourists because of the strengthening of the US economy. Yet, Asia-Pacific countries top the list when analyzing international business travel from Australia.

The leading business hub in the Asia-Pacific region is Singapore. Many multinationals have their headquarters in Singapore. This is the reason why this city will be a favorite in the future too, as per Business Chief.

As per Business Review Australia, the best cities for Australians to do business are:

1. Singapore, Singapore
2. Auckland, New Zealand
3. Hong Kong, China
4. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
5. London, United Kingdom
6. Shanghai, China
7. Tokyo, Japan
8. New York, United States
9. San Francisco, United States
10. Manila, Philippines

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