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.

25 out of 28 Allegris Business Class seats now certified on...

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

Le Train is finally interested in Paris-Bordeaux and Paris-Nantes

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.

TGV Lyria strengthens its on-board service

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.

Flight cancellations in the Middle East: an update on the situation

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

O. Cohn (Best Western): "We are extremely ambitious for 2026".

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.

The upward spiral in air fares is gathering pace under the impact of...

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

Eklo adds Nantes to its list of destinations

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.

Milan-Malpensa has seen the strongest growth of all the major airports...

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.

Strike at Lufthansa: 50% of flights cancelled

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 resumes its sole European route

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 join forces for intelligent intermodality

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

Hilton launches its AI-powered travel planner

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.

Limoges more connected than ever with Volotea

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

Budapest airport begins its metamorphosis

Budapest airport is preparing for the future with the construction of a new terminal. Work has just begun in the Hungarian capital.

Women Preferences: Uber steps up a gear

Women Preferences is gaining momentum at Uber. The option dedicated to women is being extended to the whole of the United States.

Wi-Fi on board: LOT takes action

LOT Polish Airlines is taking a major step forward by equipping its fleet with Wi-Fi connectivity. A significant advantage for business travellers.

Polish railways put nostalgia on the rails...

PKP Intercity, Poland's national railway company, wants to rediscover the art of travelling by train during the Communist era.

Lufthansa to post best-ever sales in 2025

The Lufthansa Group carried 135 million passengers in 2025, generating record sales.

Australia wants its own high-speed train between Sydney and Newcastle

Geological and technical studies are being carried out with a view to starting work on this line in 2028, which would link New South Wales' two main cities in 1 hour, compared with 2.5 hours today.

Denver gets a new Delta Sky Club

The American airline has opened the doors of its new Delta Sky Club at Denver airport.