Business travel

In Paris, line 14 of the metro is completely closed for works until 8 August inclusive. This includes Orly, where the metro made its debut a year ago.

A new Radisson Collection for the very top end of the market, and a Jo&Joe in the style of a "new generation youth hostel": Budapest is seeing the opening of two new hotels with contrasting concepts.

The Accor group's mid-range Tribe brand is continuing to expand, with hotels scheduled for Montpellier and Reims, as well as The Hague. Porto and Ljubljana are also in the pipeline.

Etihad Airways took delivery of its first Airbus A321LR at the end of July. The aircraft, a long-haul single-aisle jet, will revolutionise the strategy of the Abu Dhabi airline, which intends to use it to fly to secondary destinations. Departure on 1 August for Abu Dhabi-Phuket...

ITA Airways has validated - and detailed - its Strategic Plan for the period 2026-2030. The Rome hub's international influence will be the priority, with greater integration within the Lufthansa group.

Earnings boosted by lifestyle and luxury, growth in France but unfavourable exchange rates: Accor posted solid but mixed first-half results.

July saw Miami airport launch construction of the future VIP terminal, due to open next year.

Air France-KLM posted solid results in the 2nd quarter, underpinned by higher unit revenues and cost control.

Ryanair is cutting 750,000 seats on 25 routes this winter and withdrawing definitively from Bergerac, Brive and Strasbourg airports. The low-cost airline justifies the decision on the grounds of excessively high taxes on air transport.

Qatar Airways has completed the installation of the Starlink system on its fleet of Boeing 777s, with the promise of XXL connectivity.

The future of the business travel experience is taking shape at Swiss. On Tuesday, the airline presented the First and Business Class seats in its 'SWISS Senses' cabin.

The partnership between JetBlue and United has finally been given the green light by the American authorities. The first benefits for passengers are expected this autumn.

Scoot, the low-cost subsidiary of Singapore Airlines, is gaining momentum in Asia with the launch of new regional routes and the takeover of several routes that Jet Star Asia is no longer serving.

The violence that has turned into a latent war between Cambodia and Thailand has had virtually no impact on air travel between the two countries for the time being.

Air New Zealand has just shared a glimpse of its future lounge for business travellers at Auckland airport: the Koru Lounge.

Accor is pulling out all the stops in Las Vegas with a hotel with more than 2,800 rooms, its largest in the world, while its luxury brands Orient Express and Emblems Collection are strengthening their positions in Italy.

Marseille Provence airport is continuing its technological revolution in terminal 1 with an accessible and intuitive AI voice assistant.

As a sponsor of one of the leading teams in the Tour de France, led by Jonas Vingegaard, Lease a Bike intends to roll out its corporate bike hire solution in France.

Heathrow airport ended the first half of the year busier than ever, while at the same time improving the passenger experience, according to the London hub's management.

The Océania group is adding Lyon to its list of destinations with a hotel embodying the new design concept for future three-star hotels under the Océania Hotels brand.