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.

Emirates could hasten the end of the Airbus A380

Emirates and Airbus are discussing the future of the A380, which - twelve years after its inauguration - no longer seems to be meeting demand. The airline's strategic update could put an end to the production programme for this giant of the skies.

A first Meliá address in the Czech Republic

The Meliá Hotels International group will be adding a new business destination to its catalogue next month with the opening of the Innside Prague Old Town hotel, the Spanish hotelier's first address in the Czech Republic. 

TAP Air Portugal: traffic takes off in 2018

TAP Air Portugal recorded some 15.8 million passengers during 2018.

VIP terminals: service excellence by the slopes

In Los Angeles, Frankfurt, Dublin and London, discreet VIP terminals and lounges offer business passengers a private jet experience. At a price, of course.

Nice asserts itself as a link with Russia

Nice Côte d'Azur airport is preparing to welcome new Ural Airlines flights to Moscow.

Singapore Airlines sets course for innovation with KrisLab

Singapore Airlines recently inaugurated a new facility, KrisLab, dedicated to innovation.

National strike: Brussels Airlines cancels all flights on 13...

The national strike planned in Belgium on 13 February is forcing Brussels Airlines to cancel its entire schedule, i.e. 222 flights.

EasyJet: augmented reality to the rescue of business travellers

The easyJet mobile application now incorporates 3D augmented reality to scan hand baggage and check its eligibility on board. Or how to make baggage restrictions geeky and fun...

Austrian Airlines is staying the course in France... and will defend its hub...

Austrian Airlines, which has been present in Paris for 60 years now, is keeping a close eye on the French market. But above all, the airline must 'protect' its hub: Vienna airport is coveted by low-cost carriers.

Chauffeur Privé becomes Kapten to expand internationally

Backed by its shareholders Daimler and BMW, the VTC platform Chauffeur Privé has become Kapten. The new name supports the company's international expansion, starting in Geneva and London before moving on to other major European cities.

Historic agreement between the European Union and Qatar

Qatar and the European Union have just signed a comprehensive agreement giving virtually unlimited freedom to carriers from both countries. This is likely to result in a significant increase in flights between Doha and the EU.

Laudamotion: taken over by Ryanair and growing in strength

Ryanair's acquisition of a stake in Austrian airline Laudamotion from 100% will result in an increase in market share in Germany and Austria, before moving on to other European markets.

CDG Express: project confirmed by the government

The CDG Express project has been given the green light by the government. The forthcoming signing of the concession contract should finally enable the launch of the direct rail link between Roissy airport and Paris.

NH Toulouse Aéroport: comfort at the end of the runway

After the nhow Marseille, NH Hotels is launching a new hotel in France, perfectly located for business trips: the NH Toulouse Aéroport.

Germania's bankruptcy: a difficult environment for low-cost airlines

After other bankruptcies such as that of Denmark's Primera, a new low-cost airline, Germania, has been forced into bankruptcy.

Google Assistant: Hyatt tests Interpreter mode in San Francisco

The Hyatt Regency at San Francisco airport is testing a new feature developed for the Google Assistant that automatically translates conversations with hotel staff.

Nine new hotels for Four Seasons in 2019

Four Seasons, the world's leading luxury hotel group, will add nine hotels to its portfolio, most of them in business destinations such as Madrid and Montreal.

Hampton by Hilton takes its first steps in Paris

The Hampton Inn by Hilton brand is coming to France with its first hotel in Paris, the Hampton by Hilton Paris Clichy.

With "Air France HOP", the Group continues to simplify its brands

Air France is rebranding its short-haul service from HOP! to Air France HOP, to make it simpler and easier to understand, particularly for foreign customers who are attached to the Air France brand image.

Ibis: hotels transformed into places to live

Hotels that are open to the outside world, a welcome that is both mobile and friendly, contemporary design: the Ibis brand is reinventing itself from a lifestyle angle.