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.

Radisson: MICE in Bonn, Luxury in Frankfurt

Before opening a luxury hotel in Frankfurt next year, the Radisson group has just taken over the largest business hotel in Bonn, adjacent to the conference centre founded on the former Bundestag.

The commercial partnership between Malaysia Airlines and Singapore Airlines is gaining...

Malaysia Airlines (MAB) and Singapore Airlines (SIA) have finally launched their strategic commercial partnership, formalised in January 2026, with both carriers having obtained the necessary regulatory approvals.

American Airlines reaches 100 destinations in Latin America and the...

This winter, American Airlines will be offering 100 destinations in the Caribbean and Latin America (including Puerto Rico and Mexico), reinforcing its regional positioning.

Royal Air Maroc announces its return to the Gulf

Royal Air Maroc is resuming its flights to Qatar and the United Arab Emirates from July, marking a normalisation of air traffic.

New easyJet flights from Lille and Strasbourg

The airline easyJet will strengthen its presence at Lille and Strasbourg airports at the end of the year, with two new routes.

Meininger is setting up shop opposite Barcelona's convention centre

Meininger is arriving in Spain with the inauguration of the Barcelona Fira Gran Via hotel, next to the congress centre of the same name.

First flights confirmed for the new Sydney airport

Singapore Airlines, Air New Zealand and, more recently, Jetstar and Qantas will be landing at Sydney's new airport, west of the metropolis.

Frankfurt: Terminal 2 closed for renovation

Frankfurt Airport has transferred operations from Terminal 2 to Terminal 3, to launch a major renovation plan.

Ruby: from Stockholm to New York, via Marseille

The lifestyle brand Ruby, which was taken over last year by the IHG group, has just opened a hotel in Stockholm. Development is also planned for New York and Chicago, as well as Marseille.

Soléo Prado: Assas takes a one-two in Marseille

The Soléo Prado hotel opens its doors this week in Marseille. The establishment will notably welcome business clientele attracted by the neighbouring Chanot Park.

Emirates with global insurance, Etihad with medical insurance at...

Emirates offers comprehensive insurance covering all possible risks, while Etihad offers complimentary insurance until the end of the year.

IA: Marriott rethinks hotel search with Ask Bonvoy

Marriott launches Ask Bonvoy, its own conversational AI search engine. Objective: to retain its members against ChatGPT, Gemini, and other AI assistants.

Enchanted Radisson in Salzburg

The Radisson Hotel Group has just taken over Salzburg's largest business hotel, which has become the Radisson Blu Hotel & Conference Centre, Salzburg, featuring 282 rooms and over 1750 m² of MICE space.

Hat-trick for CitizenM in Washington, Delano Miami back in play

While the lifestyle brand CitizenM, now part of Marriott, is opening its third hotel in Washington, in Miami it is a hospitality icon, the Delano, that is turning a new page in its history.

Vancouver, the first station to welcome United States immigration services

Tested during the World Cup, the pre-clearance customs procedure in Vancouver opens a new era for cross-border rail in North America.

Passenger rights: airlines lose their tug-of-war

Ultimately, the European Parliament retains and strengthens the compensation rights and duties of airlines with respect to passengers.

Iran-USA negotiations: good news with no immediate impact on the price...

The signing of a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at finding a peace treaty between the United States and Iran should lead to a rollback in oil prices, but with no immediate impact on air ticket prices. Patience is therefore required...

Volotea forced to abolish its fuel surcharge

Volotea passengers will no longer receive emails asking them to accept a possible fuel surcharge after purchasing their ticket. This practice had previously provoked the indignation of consumer associations. 

SNCF will connect Brussels to Basel in July 2027

The 5:30 AM TGV Inoui service between the two capitals will be the subject of an experiment and will be an extension of the one initially serving Strasbourg.

The airline is playing extra time on Nice-New York this winter

The airline announces it will continue operating the Nice-New York route for the winter season.