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.

Caen: two new destinations for Chalair

In a few days, on 15 March to be exact, business travellers from Normandy will be able to take advantage of a new direct scheduled route between Caen-Carpiquet and Bordeaux, via...

Marriott inaugurates the largest hotel in The Hague

Marriott Hotels is strengthening its catalogue in the Netherlands with the addition of The Hague Marriott Hotel, the largest hotel in the diplomatic capital of the Netherlands, The Hague.

JFK, Boston: TAP Portugal steps up the pace in the United States

  As announced at the beginning of the year, the delivery of the two new Airbus A330s, scheduled for next June and bringing the number to 20...

Flagship Dining: American Airlines pulls out all the stops

American Airlines is already revealing its 2017 resolutions by making official the launch in New York (JFK), early next year, of its Flagship concept...

Top-of-the-range prospects for Best Western

The year 2015 was a prolific one for Best Western, with a very noticeable growth in the turnover of its booking centre. At the same time, the...

Singapore Airlines' multi-brand strategy pays off

Singapore Airlines’ acquisition of a 90% stake in Tiger Air marks a turning point in the airline’s strategy to regain the Singaporean market...

Air transport: Iran's return to the international stage

One might think that air transport is reaching saturation point and that few markets are left to conquer. Wrong. And it is Iran that...

Norwegian: the low-cost long-haul bet in Paris

In the wake of the annual meeting set by Air France to present significantly improved results – during which the group's executives...

Union des Aéroports Français: a record "to be put into perspective

In Paris (+3%) and at regional airports (+3.3%), growth at French airports led to a record year last year: 181...

2015 results: Air France KLM gives itself some breathing space

The executives of the Air France – KLM group presented the airline group's annual results on Thursday, marked by a return to profit. The...

Finnair's good resolutions for 2016

Finnair approaches 2016 with new ambitions, in the wake of the first A350s put into service by the airline. Bolstered by its...

BTS study: collaborative working divides Travel Management

The marriage between the sharing economy and business travel is not yet consummated, according to a study published this week by the Business Travel...

Deloitte report: French hotel industry penalised by terrorism

In 2015, despite a more positive trend than in previous years, the French hotel industry practically stagnated in terms of results, according to Deloitte In Extenso....

Delta connects European business travel to wifi

In-flight connectivity continues to gather momentum at Delta, which now offers Wi-Fi access on board its transatlantic fleet. The connection...

A humanoid robot on trial at JAL

Japan Airlines is currently testing a new form of passenger assistance. Since 9th February, the NAO robot has been waiting for business travellers at the airport in...

Interview with : Jean-Daniel Guyot, Chairman of Captain Train

Captain Train is today unveiling its new tool, Captain Train for Businessfor business travellers and their travel managers. This is a logical next step for the rail booking platform, which is already associated with Concur, and which currently has 40% of business travellers. Interview with Jean-Daniel Guyot, founder and chairman of Captain Train.

Unprecedented" expansion at Mövenpick

With no fewer than twelve new signings in 2015, Mövenpick has completed a record year, opening a new chapter for the hotel group.

Streaming on board Jet Airways

Jet Airways will soon be incorporating a new in-flight entertainment system: wireless streaming is set to make its debut in the second quarter of 2016. Until then, in-flight connectivity.

Icelandair en route to Orly

Already present at Paris-Charles De Gaulle, Icelandair is strengthening its presence on the French market with the opening of new flights to Reykjavík from Orly. This is both a strategic and symbolic step for the airline, which is celebrating 40 years of service between Iceland and Paris in 2016.

British Airways makes a comeback in Tehran

British Airways made its return to Iran official on 3 February. The airline will operate six flights a week from Heathrow airport, before increasing to daily frequency.