PLEASURE DOING BUSINESS

Combine work and play in these three exciting destinations

London Despite Brexit uncertainty, London is still a thriving economic and creative capital. Stay: Housed in an old bank building, the 5-star Ned is perfect for work or sightseeing. Eat: St. John, Chef Fergus Henderson’s nose-to-tail resto serving mod British fare. Do: Visit the Tate Modern. A brilliant Picasso exhibitition opens in March.

Sydney Leave it to the Aussies, on the other side of the world, to perfect work-life balance. Stay: The Old Clare is a tranquil boutique hotel spread across two heritage buildings. Eat: At Monopole, local wines complement chef Brent Savage’s love of local ingredients. Do: Pack your swim trunks and head to Bondi. Start at the galleries, then hit the beach.

Vancouver The Pacific meets the mountains — and international execs collide with cool startups. Stay: The Rosewood Hotel Georgia embraces 1920s opulence with an on-site jazz bar. Eat: At Cacao, Latin street food–style offerings include duck with sour chocolate sauce. Do: Skip Stanley Park for the Capilano Suspension Bridge. Fewer tourists, better views.