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.

Cityscoot joins forces with Uber

On Wednesday, Uber and Cityscoot announced a new partnership under which it will soon be possible to reserve an electric scooter in Paris via the American giant's app - a first for Uber.

Enterprise opens its first branch in Norway

Car rental company Enterprise is taking its first steps in Norway with the opening of a new branch at Oslo's Gardermoen airport.

Finnair targets business travel in Japan

Finnair is continuing its expansion in Japan. The Finnish national airline is launching a new seasonal flight to Sapporo and a daily service to Tokyo Haneda in spring 2020.

Accor, Singapore's leading hotel operator

The Accor group becomes the largest hotel operator in Singapore following a partnership with Global Premium Hotels Ltd. This will result in the integration of fifteen new establishments.

Google and Renault plan to launch autonomous shuttles between Paris-CDG and...

To coincide with the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, autonomous vehicles could link Roissy airport to La Défense. Renault and Waymo - the branch of Google specialising in driverless vehicles - are working together on this project.

Testimonial: Ousmane Mbodje, mobility manager at Lidl

Mobility manager at Lidl, Ousmane Mbodje describes the many advantages of combining fleet and business travel management.

Algeria: airlines attack Aigle Azur routes

The CEO of Transavia, Nathalie Stubler, has announced her intention to take over the Algerian network from the now-defunct Aigle Azur. A juicy market of over 1.3 million passengers a year, or 30% of all passenger traffic. But she is not alone: ASL and even Vueling are also claiming a slice of the Franco-Algerian cake.

Radisson to make its Tunis debut

The Radisson Tunis Hotel will open its doors in early 2023, marking the brand's arrival in the capital.

Two airport projects in Manila

To relieve overcrowded airport infrastructures, Asian business destinations are building new hubs, notably in Manila.

Hotel booking fraud on the rise in the United States

Nearly a quarter of American consumers say they have fallen victim to scams when buying a hotel stay online from an online booking engine.

Réunion highlights its airport site

Réunion's Roland Garros airport, the French overseas department's main international hub, is to invest 80 million euros in its renovation and extension.

Interview with Solenne Devys Solenne Devys, Product Director, Okko Hotels

Solenne Devys, Product Director of Okko Hotels, looks back on the inauguration of a new address in Paris, Gare de l'Est, and reviews the French hotelier's ambitions for 2022.

LATAM: a wedding and a funeral

The South American airline LATAM (Brazil, Chile and Peru) is to pass into the hands of Delta Air Lines, which is to take a 20% stake in its capital. It is therefore leaving the Oneworld alliance and could join that of its new shareholder, Skyteam, in the longer term...

Easyjet abolishes administration fees on ticket purchases

Easyjet is one of the latest major low-cost airlines in Europe to finally stop charging administration fees on credit card payments. This initiative is part of a global trend.

Baggage collection arrives in Manchester

Manchester airport is also launching a home baggage collection service to make life easier for business and leisure travellers.

Air France and Lufthansa go to the mat in Slovenia

The bankruptcy of Adria Airways, Slovenia's national airline, has wiped out around fifteen air routes linking the capital Ljubljana to the rest of Europe. But not for much longer, as other European airlines are stepping up to the plate.

Air France is to offset 100% of the CO2 emissions of its...

As the "flygskam" movement gains momentum, Air France has announced that it will offset 100% of CO2 emissions from its domestic flights, while introducing selective waste sorting and eliminating single-use plastics.

Decision-makers: Belinda Pote, Director of Sales and Marketing Europe at Marriott...

Loyalty programme and flat rentals, Sheraton's metamorphosis and Moxy's dynamism, development in Europe: Belinda Pote, European Sales and Marketing Director for Marriott International, talks about all the subjects that are making the headlines for the American group.

The European future of Alila and Six Senses

Six Senses and Alila, two specialists in luxury resorts, are preparing to launch their assault on the European market, with their first two establishments in France and Switzerland.

Ascott: four new residential franchise projects in France

The growth of the Ascott group, which is very strong in Asia, is being driven by the development in France of new residences under franchise with the Aegide group, such as the recently opened Citadines Confluent Nantes.