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An essential companion for business travellers, the smartphone and the mobile applications it contains are designed to make business travel smoother and more intuitive. Being alerted by your airline or its agency business trips in the event of unforeseen circumstances, or change hotel or flight bookings on the way to a meeting. meeting have become the norm. Just as the videoconferencing or the event hybrid… (see more)

A regular update on the latest innovations in smartphones, PCs and other video-conferencing tools, to keep you up to date with the tools of business travel 2.0.

Carlson Wagonlit develops mobile airline reservations

myCWT, the application developed by CWT in 2013, will soon enable many travellers to book their flight from their smartphone. The service is currently being rolled out in around twenty countries, including France.

Sony's anti-noise headphones: a real bubble of silence

The Japanese manufacturer is once again demonstrating its expertise in premium audio headphones with its latest generation of active noise reduction headphones. Unrivalled efficiency, useful for all business travellers.

Star Alliance experiments with virtual reality at Paris-CDG

Since the beginning of November, Star Alliance has been trialling a new service for business travellers visiting the alliance's lounges: virtual reality headsets are available in terminal 1 at Paris-CDG.

Foldable smartphone: Royole overtakes Samsung

At the Samsung Developer Conference, the South Korean group unveiled its new prototype: a foldable smartphone that allows several applications to be used simultaneously. However, Chinese manufacturer Royole had already presented a model of this type at the end of October.

Uber Eats for Business: business travel on a meal tray

Following the creation of Uber for Business, which enables companies to manage their business travellers' car journeys, the American giant is now launching Eats for Business.

Ebook Forma: a library in your pocket

Kobo's new top-of-the-range e-reader is the biggest and lightest on the market. It's the perfect way to read a large number of books when you're travelling!

A facelift for the iPad Pro and MacBook Air

Apple has unveiled its new mobile devices. The iPad Pro tablets are slimmer and more powerful, borrowing their design cues from the iPhone, while the slimmed-down MacBook Air also benefits from a technological facelift.

OnePlus 6T, a smartphone that sets itself apart without compromise

Secure, reliable and autonomous, the new flagship from OnePlus is a compendium of the technologies needed in a professional handset, at excellent value for money.

Lyft uses augmented reality with Blue Vision Labs

Lyft has acquired the services of Blue Vision Labs, a start-up specialising in augmented reality. The aim is to speed up the development of autonomous vehicles.

The Huawei Mate 20 Pro smartphone, a real work tool...

Far from being a simple evolution, Huawei has packed its new premium smartphone with innovations that are relevant to everyday life. The result is record power and autonomy for optimised professional use, in complete safety.

The SNCF app to become a personal mobility assistant in 2019

The SNCF wants to become a key player in mobility in Europe by transforming its application into a multimodal travel tool by spring 2019. To achieve this, it has created e-voyageurs SNCF, which brings together the skills of the SNCF, its OUI.sncf website and its VSCT digital laboratory.

Microsoft renews its range of Surface tablets and ultraportables

The American giant is presenting the latest generation of its flagship Surface products for mobile use. Focus on the Surface Laptop 2 ultraportable computer and the Surface Pro 6 tablet.

Trainline highlights the challenges of open data

Although the 2015 Macron law was supposed to make transport data freely accessible, many transport operators have yet to share their precious data. On Thursday, Trainline brought together various players in the field for a round table discussion on the challenges of open data.

Wireless headphones to combine business with pleasure

Jabra and Sony are offering new models of wireless in-ear headphones. Focus on uses dedicated to sporty business travellers.

Air France gets French start-ups off the ground

As part of the "French Tech takes off" operation, Air France is introducing its passengers to the innovative products and services offered by ten French start-ups.

Cybersecurity: risk-proofing travel

The new European RGPD regulation has put the spotlight on the problem of data protection. But it has not solved the problem of cybercrime, to which business travellers are particularly exposed.

Made in France takes US giants by storm

In the shadow of the web giants, who are regularly accused of exploiting and sharing users' personal data, there are alternatives for surfing the web without exposing your privacy. And the made in France sector is making a name for itself.

Interview with Fabien Soulis, Oppidum Security

Fabien Soulis, Partner and Director of the Technical Department at Oppidum Security, takes a look at the various cybercrime threats facing business travellers, and offers some advice on how to limit the risk of hacking.

Social networks: who loves me follows me?

The temptation of social networking is leading many business travellers to share their location information during business trips. This is a risky practice if it is not supervised by the company.

Interview with Samir Idris, co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of FairJungle

On 25 September, Fairjungle won the Start-up Contest organised by Iftm Top Resa. Samir Idris, co-founder of the platform, takes a look at this start-up, which rewards business travellers for saving money.