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.

The return to favour of direct Europe-Asia flights with the war...

The uncertainty surrounding the air hubs in the Persian Gulf is a sign of revenge for European and Asian carriers. Passengers are once again calling for direct flights between the two continents. This is already leading to an increase in capacity...

Air Tahiti Nui announces its return to Australia

Air Tahiti Nui, which has been absent from Australia since 2009, will be returning to Sydney this winter. Unless tension in the Middle East continues, calling into question the profitability of such a route.

Cancelled flights: escape routes for travellers at the...

Faced with the unprecedented disruption to air traffic in the Middle East, airlines are adapting in real time. But the real solution remains to be found when the Emirati airports reopen.

Strikes looming in Belgium and Italy

A strike call will paralyse airports in Belgium next week. Other disruptions are expected on the railways, as well as on Italian trains.

SNCF prepares to roll out Ouigo in Italy in 2027

After Spain, SNCF Voyageurs will use its low-cost brand to penetrate the Italian market, with the aim of carrying 7 million passengers a year, mainly on the Turin/Milan/Rome/Naples route.

Conflict in the Middle East: update on flight cancellations

The conflict between Israel and the United States over Iran is leading to a cascade of flight suspensions in the Middle East. We take a look at the situation company by company.

A Pullman hotel in Casablanca at the end of the year

The Pullman brand is making its mark in Casablanca with an urban resort within the Golf City complex, designed for both leisure and business travellers.

Marriott: accelerated expansion in Europe

With a sustained rate of growth, thanks in particular to the acquisition of CitizenM and the expansion of Four Points Flex by Sheraton, Marriott continues to strengthen its presence in Europe.

New lounge for Korean Air at LAX

Korean Air is preparing to reopen the doors of a completely refurbished lounge at Los Angeles airport.

The Iran-Israel-US war is disrupting air transport in the...

The conflict between Iran on the one hand, and Israel and the United States on the other, represents one of the most serious disruptions to Gulf aviation in recent years. It raises concerns about the stability of one of the world's most important air corridors.

Oman Air launches services on Muscat-Tashkent and Dubai-Salalah

Oman Air is launching two new routes in summer 2026, the first to Muscat-Tashkent and the second to Salalah-Dubai.

Passenger business, the driving force behind SNCF in 2025

The rail group posted a positive result of 1.8 billion euros, boosted by good passenger figures, with a record 168 million TGV passengers.

Closure of Gare de Lyon: Trenitalia unveils its plan...

The Italian company is only planning one or two Frecciarossa trains a day departing from or arriving at Marne-la-Vallée Chessy station with destinations in Lyon, Marseille and Milan.

Hyatt Centric: the new heart of business tourism in Reims

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 makes Luxembourg, Turin and Valencia permanent over the year

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

New trains, new logo: Trenitalia asserts its European ambitions

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.

Brussels Airlines and Deutsche Bahn code-share the Brussels route...

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 adds trains to its search engine

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

Hospitality and OTAs facing the AI revolution

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.

Italy: after the truce comes the strike

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