Business travel

The Hyatt Centric Reims has established itself as one of the city's leading business hotels: discover this new establishment at the heart of a bustling destination. Champagne obliges.

Finnair has decided to extend its summer flights to Luxembourg, Turin and Valencia to year-round operation.

Trenitalia is unveiling a new logo and refocusing its image around the Frecciarossa brand to accompany the order for 74 new-generation high-speed trains.

The opening in September of the high-speed line between Cologne and Brussels airport will allow the creation of a code share route between Brussels Airlines and Deutsche Bahn.

Skyscanner, the travel search platform, is now including trains on its comparator.

The inexorable arrival of the major AI players - OpenAI, Google and Perplexity - in the world of travel heralds a new revolution, leaving hoteliers more optimistic than the OTAs.

Travel in Italy will be disrupted this week by a strike affecting airlines and railways.

In an Orwellian flourish, the US presidency wants to rename institutions and infrastructures after Donald Trump. If all goes according to plan, there may be a few quirks in store...

More than ever, Dubai airport is the world's largest hub for international travellers. The 2025 figures even set a new record.

Already present in La Défense with several aparthotels, Adagio is strengthening its presence near the business district with the Adagio Access Nanterre.

The Air France-KLM group achieved a turnover of 33 billion euros, with more than 100 million passengers. A performance that satisfies its management.

Paris airports have recorded traffic growth of 3.5% in 2025 and expect more modest growth in 2026. At the same time, they are preparing to increase their capacity by 18 million passengers by 2033.

To make up for the delay in the delivery of Alstom's TGV M high-speed trains, the rail operator is to invest €600m in extending the life of almost a hundred TGVs, or a third of its fleet, from 2 to 15 years. This will significantly increase its service from 2030.

Air India has just inaugurated its brand new Maharaja Lounge in Terminal 3 at Delhi's Indira Gandhi airport, the first representative of the new business lounge concept.

Between turbulence in the US and dynamism on the international stage, the world's leading hotel groups are painting a mixed picture for 2025, with European groups such as Accor looking more favourably.

If 2025 still sees German air transport lagging behind the rest of Europe, 2026 could finally reverse the trend.

Wizz air now facilitates connections between its flights and offers a "superior" class service on all its routes.

On 18 February, TotalEnergies and RATP Smart Systems announced the launch of Rout'in, a unified digital solution designed to simplify the management of home-work journeys.

Business travellers in Nantes are looking forward to the arrival of a new Air Transat flight to Quebec City, scheduled for summer 2026.

Lufthansa is pursuing its expansion strategy with the arrival of City Line in Frankfurt and a wide-ranging cooperation agreement with Air India.