Ultra-connected American business travellers
Access to an in-flight Internet connection is requested by 80% of American business travellers, according to a study published by the website Fly.com.
Business travellers in need of a routine according to Homewood Suites
A study published this week by Homewood Suites by Hilton deciphers the habits of business travellers, highlighting their attachment to business travel, their priorities and their shortcomings.
Interview with Stéphanie Garnier Stéphanie Garnier, Finnair sales representative in Paris
When it comes to business travel, which new destination in China is Finnair offering?
Stéphanie Garnier: Finnair...
Ecair flies to Paris for business trips to Brazzaville
Congolese flag carrier Ecair has been operating new flights to Paris since 26 August, enabling business travellers to reach Brazzaville three times a week.
Slight rise in Air France-KLM traffic in August
On Friday, the Air France KLM group published its results for August, which showed a slight increase (+0.6%) thanks in particular to the Asian and above all European networks.
Vietnam Airlines takes the TGVAir route
Since 1 January, Vietnam Airlines has joineder September saw the launch of the TGVAir network, bringing business travellers from 19 regional cities closer to the airline.
Lufthansa: 24-hour strike on 7 September, half...
A new strike disrupted Lufthansa operations on Friday 7 September, forcing the German airline to cancel almost half its flights.
A new range of business travel solutions with BTravel
A new player in the business travel sector is entering the French market: BTravel offers a new business travel management solution, integrating hotel, restaurant and meeting room reservations. All within a comprehensive tool, covering content, booking, payment, invoicing and reporting.
Strike spreads at Lufthansa: more than 300 flights cancelled
The strike action initiated by cabin crew has been gaining ground at Lufthansa since it began on Friday in Frankfurt. Berlin and Munich airports are also affected.
The strike at Lufthansa takes shape
The threats of strike action that have been mooted for several weeks at Lufthansa should soon be put to bed: cabin crew have failed to reach an agreement with the airline's management, and are expected to launch strike action in the coming days - or even hours.
Hotel Price Radar: HRS highlights the French exception
On 23 August, HRS published its "Hotel Price Radar" indicator for the second quarter of 2012, which shows an overall increase in rates worldwide, with the French market being the exception.
Jet Airways strengthens its links with the United Arab Emirates
Jet Airways is launching a new route between Mumbai and Sharjah, bringing to six the number of daily flights operated by the Indian airline to the United Arab Emirates.
Brazil: growth on the move
Brazil intends to develop its rail network significantly to support its economic growth, with the flagship project being the high-speed line between Rio and Sao Paulo.
New domestic strategy for Virgin Atlantic: Heathrow-Manchester in 2013
Virgin Atlantic is preparing to operate its first domestic flights across the Channel, with the launch of a Manchester-London Heathrow flight in March 2013. A first, which should mark the beginning of a new strategy for the airline.
Russia's TGV falls victim to the crisis
The extension of the high-speed rail network has finally been abandoned by Russia, which was supposed to take advantage of the Football World Cup to improve its rail facilities.
Qatar Airways goes service 2.0 with the iPad
Qatar Airways has decided to equip its teams at Doha and London Heathrow airports with iPad tablets, with a view to improving the quality of service offered to passengers.
Asiana Airlines power 4 in Paris
Asiana Airlines will be increasing the number of weekly flights between Paris and Seoul to four from 18 November, with the addition of a new Sunday flight.
Marriott gets a makeover in Boston
The Marriott Copley Place in Boston has just completed a five-year renovation programme. It now offers modern facilities tailored to business customers.
Lufthansa threatened by strike action
Lufthansa could soon be hit by strike action by its cabin crew. The verdict is expected before the end of August.
Record traffic at Orly in July
Aéroports de Paris (ADP) has published slightly lower figures for July 2012 (-0.4%), despite record traffic at Orly.
