Business travel

From the first kilometre of a business trip right through to arrival at the destination, business travellers and travel managers alike need to be kept abreast of the constant changes in business travel: new air services, business classes, loyalty programmesservices railway companies in trains or stationsoffers taxis or VTC for professionals...(see more)

Not forgetting the new players in the collaborative economy and the technology sector... Daily monitoring of these developments to ensure that business travel is ever safer, more comfortable and more sustainable, in business destinations in France and abroad.

Work launched in Ho Chi Minh City to deal with traffic congestion...

Tan Son Nhat international airport in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) has long been on the verge of asphyxiation as Vietnam's main gateway. The authorities have just launched the construction of a third terminal and the launch of a new airport...

Uber for Business: a white paper on a policy for...

Uber for Business has published its guide for responsible business travellers. A white paper combining practical advice and expert analysis to reconcile mobility and eco-responsibility, while improving the experience of professionals on the move.

Towards a minimum fare for air tickets in Europe?

Transport Minister Clément Beaune would like to favour rail travel more by suggesting that a minimum air fare be imposed in Europe. Will he reach a consensus with his European counterparts?

Emirates offers a free bus service to the centre of...

Emirates is now offering a free bus service to the heart of Tokyo in connection with its evening flight to the Japanese capital.

Abu Dhabi: the inauguration of the new Terminal A takes shape

Abu Dhabi International Airport will inaugurate its new Terminal A in November, with an annual capacity of 45 million passengers.

Landslides and accidents affect rail traffic to Italy

Accident in the Gotthard tunnel in Switzerland, traffic problems on the Brenner pass with Austria and a landslide in the Maurienne valley in Savoie. A train journey to Italy has become almost impossible for the time being...

Cathay Pacific goes vegan

Riding the vegan wave and in a bid to protect the environment, Cathay Pacific is now offering vegan menus on board its aircraft...

The Scottish hotel industry on burning thistles

Luxury hotels, lifestyle hotels and new building complexes are the focus of a growing number of projects in Edinburgh and Glasgow, Scotland's major cities.

Strike in French skies on 15 September

Strike notice has been served by the Syndicat National des Contrôleurs du Trafic Aérien (SNCTA). It is expected to disrupt operations on Friday 15 September.

Conference centre, Pullman hotel: things are happening in the west of...

Pending the opening of a new international airport, the region to the west of Sydney is being enriched by a complex incorporating a high-tech conference centre and a Pullman hotel.

The France-Africa dynamic still exists in aviation

Of all the geographical segments of air transport in France, routes to Africa have seen the biggest growth this year. With 12.44 million passengers from January to July, France-Africa routes exceeded 2019 figures by 11%.

Hilton: Canopy joins the new wave of Cannes hotels

The Hilton group is adding a new lifestyle address in Cannes with a 129-room Canopy hotel, complete with a rooftop bar-restaurant and areas ideal for both relaxation and work.

IHG launches Garner, a new mid-range brand

The IHG Group is strengthening its brand portfolio with a new brand dedicated to hotel conversions: Garner. This mid-range brand will soon appear in the United States, but is expected to expand worldwide.

United Kingdom: air traffic control out of order, airports in turmoil

Flights to and from UK airports will be severely disrupted on Monday 28 August. Air traffic control has been affected by a technical problem, which has forced it to limit traffic. The local authorities have confirmed that the bug is now being resolved.

Sophie Hulgard (Accor): "Each brand will have a MICE offering that is more...

Sophie Hulgard, Accor's General Sales Director, talks about the role of MICE for her group and current trends in business travel, including a new organisation, a better-defined offering for meetings and events, and bleisure.

More Brussels-Amsterdam trains with NS and SNCB

Dutch rail carrier NS and its Belgian counterpart SNCB want to double the number of Intercity trains between the Netherlands and Brussels, from 16 to 32 per day.

Volotea steals Air France's thunder on the...

61 domestic routes for Volotea, 58 for Air France. By this count, the regional low-cost carrier of Spanish origin has become number 1 in terms of the number of routes on the French domestic market.

Indigo: a first business address in Melbourne

The IHG Group has just announced the opening of a third Indigo address on the Australian market: Hotel Indigo Melbourne on Flinders.

A new Delta Sky Club drops anchor in Boston

Delta has inaugurated its new Delta Sky Club lounge at Boston airport as a tribute to the destination's port history.

Sydney Airport: Moxy's first Australian destination

The Marriott group has just inaugurated Moxy Sydney Airport, the brand's first Australian representative, located just ten minutes from the airport.