Hotels: Tokyo in Olympic form
Now that the flame has been extinguished in Rio, the city of Tokyo has taken up the Olympic torch. And already, the prospect of the 2020 Games is stimulating...
Interview with : Bruno Lechevin, Chairman of Enhance Aero, Fly Kiss
Fly KISS will launch on 7 November with scheduled flights from five French cities (Brest, Clermont Ferrand, Lille, Nice and Strasbourg) as well as from London Luton. Fly KISS is the new scheduled flights commercial brand of the Enhance Aéro group, founded in 2007. Its fleet is made up of Embraer 145s.
Trainline study: Gare de l'Est popular with passengers...
Station or airport? The French have chosen. And unsurprisingly, the majority of French travellers (78%) chose rail as their preferred...
Thalys: heading for sustainability at very high speed
A few days after celebrating its twentieth birthday, Thalys is already looking towards the future: that of the railway company, of course, but also and...
Radisson Blu expands its brand in Africa
Carlson Rezidor is continuing its expansion in Africa with the opening of several hotels in a market where the hotel group is already well positioned. Its...
France-Spain axis: Barcelona takes over from Madrid
While Madrid remains Spain's most important hub with the presence of all the national carrier Iberia's intercontinental routes, Barcelona has...
Transport: France 11th most expensive country in the world...
The German price comparison website GoEuro studied thousands of ticket prices between April 2015 and April 2016 for journeys...
ACI rankings: global traffic takes off in 2015
It's become a regular occurrence: Atlanta's unrivalled position as the world's busiest airport has once again been confirmed, according to the latest...
High-speed trains soon on the Boston-Washington line
Competitiveness compared with the aeroplane, city-centre to city-centre connection: the United States is rediscovering the advantages of trains, particularly high-speed rail. The manufacturer...
SAS gives its short-haul fleet a facelift
As it celebrates its 70th anniversary, Scandinavian Airlines is not the kind of airline to dwell on the past. Quite the contrary,...
Eastern Europe, spearheading hotel development
Tourism growth, economic development and a rapidly evolving hotel sector: Eastern Europe remains one of the most attractive territories for...
SNCF and Alstom pave the way for the TGV of the future
SNCF and Alstom presented their first innovation partnership on Wednesday, a cooperation cell designed to design the new generation of trains to...
Aloft: rooms that respond to your voice
Who hasn't tried to figure out how the air conditioning or heating works in their hotel room? Aloft...
Hotels: the GBTA on the lookout for travellers' mobile expectations
"Show me your smartphone and I'll tell you what kind of business traveller you are"... That's the gist of this new study published by the GBTA Foundation, which...
Delta Air Lines launches business class suites
American companies are now competing through the quality of their products offered to business travellers. Following United, which last June presented its...
Study: Transavia targets bleisure
Transavia has published a study on the practice of bleisure among French business travellers. According to the airline, this habit is becoming more and more common as it aims to carry more business travellers across Europe.
Finnair on the way to full WiFi
Last year, when Finnair brought the Airbus A350XWB into service, it was a first for the Scandinavian airline: it was able to offer its customers...
Interview: Hervé Kozar, Transavia France
Transavia has published a study on the theme of bleisure, that mix of business and leisure activities. Interview with Hervé Kozar, Executive Vice President Commercial at Transavia.
Airports: business travellers' big fears and little anxieties
Liligo has published an infographic on the sources of stress for French travellers before, during and after their flight. Baggage reclaim is the stage most dreaded by passengers.
Urban residences: the spirit of the times
A home away from home, even a thousand miles away: urban residences offer a contemporary accommodation solution for business travellers on long-term assignments.
