Interview with Yannick Alleno, Hôtel Cheval Blanc Courchevel
Yannick Alleno is the chef at the 1947 restaurant at the Cheval Blanc hotel in Courchevel and the founder of the Yannick Alleno group.
Meeting with François Delahaye, Plaza Athénée
François Delahaye is Director of Operations for the Dorchester Collection and Managing Director of the Plaza Athénée.
Iberia's fast track available at Paris Orly
Iberia's fast track service is now available to French business travellers departing from Orly airport in Paris.
Accor: Denis Hennequin pushed towards the exit
On 23 April, Accor announced the departure of Denis Hennequin, CEO of the French hotel group for more than two years. Philippe Citerne, Sébastien Bazin and Yann Caillère are in charge of the transitional governance.
Africa: the hotel industry wants its place in the sun
After a long period as the terra incognita Sub-Saharan Africa is a major player on the world hotel map, and the major international brands are now taking an interest in its potential. New local players are following suit, offering an alternative to top-of-the-range establishments.
The first Hotel Indigo in Italy for IHG
Indigo will be making its Italian debut in the first quarter of 2014, when it opens its first boutique hotel in Rome city centre.
Lufthansa paralysed by strike action this Monday
A major strike by ground staff launched on Monday 22 April is causing major disruption to Lufthansa traffic: almost all of the 1,650 or so flights scheduled in Europe have been cancelled.
HRS study: French hotels lag behind on wi-fi...
Sweden and Turkey top the list of European countries offering the most free Wi-Fi access in hotels, according to a study recently published by HRS. France is a poor performer, ranking 16th.th position in the rankings.
Tel Aviv-Jaffa: Israel's first W address
A major new destination will soon be added to the catalogue of W hotels: in 2015, the Starwood group will inaugurate the brand's first establishment in Israel, the W Tel Aviv - Jaffa. This is a major step forward for the brand, which has high ambitions for 2016.
Vueling sets course for hotels with Vueling BCN by HC
The first Vueling-branded hotel has opened its doors in Barcelona city centre, in partnership with Hoteles Catalonia: an atypical hotel that immerses business travellers in the world of the airline, its aircraft and its destinations.
Marseille Airport: "minor disruptions" caused by the...
Marseille airport is affected this Friday 19 April by a strike by security staff, the impact of which on the network is limited according to airport management.
Car hire: what about chauffeur-driven cars?
By car, but in the back seat this time, in chauffeur-driven saloon cars: neither the same rental rates, nor the same expectations from travellers, but a service that plays on the brand image.
American Airlines lands in Düsseldorf, awaiting Dublin
American Airlines now flies daily to Düsseldorf airport from Chicago O'Hare. The airline will soon turn its attention to another European destination: Dublin.
Gulf companies, the driving force behind global air transport
Among today's most powerful airlines, those of the Gulf embody, better than anyone else, the global nature of our world, with hubs connecting the whole planet. After long being vilified by the competition, they have even become the financial guarantors of certain players in peril.
Interview with Alvaro Delgado, Managing Director of Iberia in France
The Spanish Chamber of Commerce in France has concluded a partnership with IberiaAlvaro Delgado, Managing Director of Iberia in France, took the opportunity to review the current market situation, the airline's busy schedule - in particular the new long-haul Business Plus class - and its ambitions for France, Europe and Latin America.
Booking: hotels in the firing line
Unlike air travel, hotels are still a difficult budget item for companies to understand. But the joint efforts of travel agencies, technology suppliers and travel managers are paving the way for optimisation. By Arnaud Deltenre
New timing for check-in at Air Canada
Iberia and COCEF sign agreement for Spanish business travellers
Dubai: a terminal dedicated to the Airbus A380
With the world's largest fleet of Airbus A380s, it's only logical that Emirates should offer its customers a dedicated space for this giant of the skies, which can carry up to 500 passengers.






































