Business travel

Widespread strikes in public transport across Germany until Friday the 19th, coupled with track work at Munich Airport. Business travellers will need to exercise patience...

Set against the backdrop of Ipanema beach, the Sofitel Rio is completing a long renovation phase, with a view to reopening at the end of the year. For its part, Hilton intends to double in size in the Brazilian market.

Following sluggish growth in traffic at Parisian airports in January and February, the ADP group expects a probable drop in March due to the combined effect of the war in the Gulf and soaring ticket prices.

The uncertainty surrounding the war in the Gulf is not preventing Etihad from operating flights to 68 destinations worldwide until the end of March. These include Brussels, Geneva, and Paris.

A new strike in German skies will completely block traffic at Berlin Brandenburg Airport on March 18th.

After an already three-year delay, the first four "future" TGV trains delivered by Alstom are supposed to begin operating on 1 July. Unless it's in August in the end?

Vietnam could be forced to reduce the number of domestic flights due to a possible shortage of paraffin.

Lufthansa can finally market its Allegris business class seats on the Boeing 787-9, after a (long) approval process.

While the future rail company Le Train initially planned only direct services between the major cities of Western France, it has signed an agreement with SNCF Réseau to launch services on the Paris-Nantes and Paris-Bordeaux routes.

As part of a review of its service standards, the Franco-Swiss airline has joined forces with the Swiss-based EHL Hospitality Business School to improve its service in general and its Première Signature service in particular.

Cancelled or maintained flights, airspace closures: our continuously updated monitoring of the situation in the Middle East, airline by airline.

A better-than-expected 2025, uncertainties for 2026 due to the crisis in the Middle East, a sustained pace of development and a strong business customer base: Olivier Cohn, CEO of Best Western France, takes a look at the latest news from his group.

Gulf War + affected oil production + reduced air supply = higher air fares. A calculation as simple as it is painful for travellers...

The economic hotel chain Eklo is adding Nantes to its list of addresses in France, with a hotel offering hybrid accommodation and dining spaces suitable for corporate events.

230 million passengers in total, more than 50 million at Rome-Fiumicino and more than 30 million at Milan-Malpensa: air traffic in Italy is set to soar by 2025.

Lufthansa is entering a turbulent period due to a strike call which will disrupt the airline's operations on 12 and 13 March.

Uganda Airlines, which had to suspend its long-haul flights due to maintenance problems, nevertheless resumed its flights to London on 10 March.

ITA Airways and Trenitalia are embarking together on the road to intermodality, using artificial intelligence.

Hilton is launching the Hilton AI Planner on its website, a conversational digital concierge that goes far beyond traditional search filters. This innovation is in beta version, and will be continuously enhanced.

Volotea will be linking Limoges airport to seven new destinations in France and beyond.