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 unveils its next-generation lounges

Emirates rethinks its airport business class offering with a new signature lounge concept that champions exceptional hospitality, luxury, and innovation.

Pullman is changing the rules of premium hospitality

Pullman unveils a worldwide brand transformation towards inspiring, exchange-conducive premium hospitality. With the immersive event concept Pullman XChange as its spokesperson.

Benoît Racle (Accor): "Pullman, a brand that's going to take off..."

Brand evolution, a revamped MICE offering, renovations, and a focus on 200 hotels: Benoît Racle, General Manager of Accor's Premium Brands, looks back at the transformation of the Pullman brand.

Is easyJet ready to go American?

Postponed four times, the latest takeover bid for easyJet by investment fund Castlelake has been accepted. A revolution in European aviation in sight? 

Air Austral is making its MyCapricorne programme more attractive

The time has come for a simplification and complete overhaul of the MyCapricorne loyalty programme for Air Austral. With many additional benefits for programme members. 

Meininger: heading for the 50-address mark... and towards the...

Buoyed by the good results recorded in recent months, Meininger plans to resume its offensive in Europe with the ambition of reaching the symbolic milestone of 50 hotels by 2030.

SNCF Connect is the commercial operator for German and Swiss trains

SNCF Connect is to add 300 German and Swiss destinations thanks to a marketing agreement with Deutsche Bahn and CFF. This comes as the marketing of its competitors in France becomes clearer.

FNAM: French aviation under pressure between taxation and the oil shock

The consequences of the conflict in the Middle East, the advent of a SAF sector, and, of course, taxation and its impact on the French flag: the FNAM's annual congress revisited the sector's key issues.

To be a leader and stay one, not necessarily by being the most...

Offensive in the regions, premiumisation, AI, robotaxis: Yann Ricordel, Deputy CEO of G7, sets the roadmap for the French taxi giant.

With 6.6 million minutes of delay in 2025, the inefficiency of...

A damning parliamentary report highlights the structural weaknesses in French air traffic control, responsible for millions of minutes of delays in 2025. The government acknowledges malfunctions but states that the situation is improving in 2026.

Delta strengthens its business offering in Los Angeles

Delta is doubling down in Los Angeles with the inauguration of a second business lounge. And the ramp-up will continue in the coming months with the Olympic Games in sight.  

Hotel Group Rankings: A New 'Fab Five'

Five hotel groups with millions of rooms: this is the outcome of the global Top 10 published by MKG. A ranking still dominated by Marriott, with Accor in 7th position.

The United Arab Emirates enters the railway era

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is the most recent country in the world to possess a railway network with the inauguration on June 30th of the first phase of a network covering the entire Emirate.

Radisson: near the Croisette, as if in the heart of Bourges

The Radisson Group has two new establishments in France, the Radisson Hotel Cannes Seaside and the Hotel & Spa des Beaux-Arts in Bourges, a Radisson Individuals member.

A first business fair for London City

London City Airport will be getting its own business lounge as it approaches its 40th anniversary, a first for the London hub.

Accor renews its loyalty programme partnership with H World Group.

Accor and Chinese group H World, two of the world's leading hotel groups, are extending their strategic alliance by allowing members of their loyalty programmes to access a wider selection of hotels via their respective platforms, in addition to status recognition and point earning.

Accor: openings multiplied in France in the first...

Ibis, Mercure, Handwritten Collection, greet: powered by the dynamism of these brands, Accor opened nearly 40 hotels in France in the first half of the year.

For Hyatt and IHG, all roads lead to Italy

While Hyatt is strengthening its offering in Rome, the IHG group is continuing its expansion in Italy in Milan, Turin and Puglia.

Riyadh Air: and six by the end of July

Saudi Arabia's new national airline, Riyadh Air, is gradually establishing its network. Following the launch of London Heathrow-Riyadh on 10 June, new destinations are being added at a steady pace. 

Paris: new boutique hotels with character

While Hotel Le Magnifique, conceived by designer Vincent Darré, is settling into rue de la Gaîté, Hotel La Bourdonnais, near the Champ de Mars, is reopening with a decor by Oscar Lucien Ono. Another new addition is the Hotel Lazare Nomade.