London is not only a popular holiday destination for visitors from all over the world but is also becoming increasingly favourable for international business. It is one of the few global business capitals in the world. London`s Docklands were once part of the Port of London, and have recently undergone major redevelopment for commercial and residential purposes. Many of the old warehouses have been converted into luxury apartments and offices. The area is growing in popularity and there is considerable demand for real estate in the Docklands area. The majority of docks are now used as marinas and water sports areas. The Docklands and Canary Wharf area of East London is attracting many of the huge multi-national business giants who are relocating to this chic and elegant business centre. Its modern skyline is reminiscent of New York, representing the wealth and development of the finance and media sector. The Docklands area is connected to the city of London by the Docklands Light Railway, which has 39 stations and carries over 60 million passengers a year. It stretches north to Stratford, south to Lewisham, west to the City of London and east to North Woolwich.

 There is plenty of history to discover in the Docklands area, and you can learn more about its past with a guided tour. You can see the tallest building in the UK and visit the picturesque St Katherine`s Dock Isle of Dogs. There are water side pubs and bars where you can stop for lunch and a drink while admiring the impressive surroundings and ecclectic mix of old and new architecture. The London Museum in Docklands is a great place for a family outing