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.

A new name for the Paris CDG terminals

The ADP Group is preparing to rename the Paris-CDG hub's terminals and boarding lounges. The aim is to help simplify the passenger experience.

MICE: What is the Enlightenment?

In Versailles, the Hotel Les Lumières has become a firm favourite with travellers and business groups alike. This luxury boutique hotel completes the 2L Collection group's offering dedicated to business events.

Claret, the latest to take an interest in the Paris-Lyon line

Nicolas Petrovic, a former Eurostar boss, is behind the project for a new rail company called Claret.

Eurostar joins forces with Deutsche Bahn between London and Germany

Eurostar and DB have signed an agreement to open services to Cologne and Frankfurt from 2030.

TAP Air Portugal is also moving into Premium Economy

From summer 2026, TAP Air Portugal will be introducing a brand new Economy Premium cabin on board its aircraft on long-haul routes.

Air France: expansion of La Première and the UK network

From next spring, Air France will be introducing its luxurious La Première class to four new destinations. And to return to London Gatwick after an absence of several decades.

The Barrière group's collections

Barrière Hotels are now known as Barrière Collection, with a new segmentation ranging from ultra-luxury Fouquet's to top-of-the-range business resorts.

Ryanair joins forces with CarTrawler for car rental

Ryanair has signed a partnership agreement with B2B online site CarTrawler, enabling its passengers to hire vehicles at over 50,000 locations.

Lufthansa: new Premium route in Frankfurt

On 25 November, the Lufthansa group reopened its Premium Check-in area at Frankfurt airport. A completely modernised area in the heart of Terminal 1, Hall A. 

Experimental will take him to Rome and Porto

After Paris and London, the Experimental group is conquering Italy and Portugal with lifestyle hotels due to open in Rome and Porto in 2026.

Best Western: subscriptions for its coworking offer

Best Western France is expanding its myWO coworking brand with subscription packages tailored to mobile professionals.

Disability: personalised customer service at G7, label renewed for Transilien trains

The leading Parisian taxi operator is enhancing its application with customer profiles integrating different disabilities to provide better service. For its part, Transilien has had its Cap'Handéo certification renewed for a further five years, with new features for the Andilien app.

Accor: openings expected in 2026

From Venice to Miami, from Orient Express to Ibis, Accor will be opening more and more hotels in 2026. Luxury, lifestyle and its historic brands will drive its global expansion.

Six international airlines banned from flying to Venezuela

The continuing tensions between the United States and Venezuela are affecting air transport. Iberia, TAP Air Portugal and Turkish Airlines are now banned from flying to Caracas.

Airbus A320 grounding has limited consequences

The worldwide alert issued by Airbus requiring urgent software intervention on the flight control systems of Airbus A320 models suddenly brought 6,000 aircraft to a standstill. Nevertheless, Europe remained relatively unaffected.

SNCF strengthens its offering in the Greater West of France

SNCF is preparing for the arrival of future competitors by increasing frequencies and opening new routes, including for the first time an inter-regional TGV service on its Atlantic network.

Disruption expected on the Ile-de-France network in 2026

Work worth €3.8 billion will be undertaken on the metro, RER and train networks to renovate the tracks and prepare for the arrival of ultra-modern trains.

Ouigo confirms its ambitions for 2030

SNCF's low-cost Ouigo service should account for a third of TGV traffic by 2030, thanks to a jump of 30% achieved with a fleet increased to 50 trains.

Hyatt: lifestyle boom in Portugal

Two new lifestyle hotels in Lisbon, a hotel focused on MICE in the Algarve: the Hyatt group is starting to build a network in Portugal.

In 2026, SBB is strengthening Basel's role as a hub...

Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) have presented their 2026 programme: services from Basel will see the biggest expansion for 20 years, while Lausanne will regain a number of routes, including a seasonal service to Marseille.