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.

Mandarin Oriental expected in Venice and Raffles in Shanghai

Mandarin Oriental has taken over the management of the San Clemente Palace in Venice, which will come under the luxury brand next year following renovation. In Shanghai, the famous Peace Hotel will become a Raffles in 2027.

Tribe lands at Budapest airport

Tribe, the Accor group's contemporary, mid-range brand, is adding a second hotel in Budapest, right next to the airport. It has 167 rooms and a meeting room.

The French remain loyal to air transport

It's almost a plebiscite for air travel. According to an FNAM report, 65% of French people say they travel by air, including 33% at least once a year. In fact, 78% agree that air transport is essential to regional development.

Canada-Europe, the airlines' new "golden child

With the United States somewhat shunned by European travellers, it is Canada that is benefiting, with an increase in the number of air routes to the Old Continent...

Ascott: the lyf sign comes to life in Paris

The Ascott group has just unveiled the lyf Gambetta Paris, the first in France of this hybrid lifestyle hotel concept tailored to the needs of digital nomads.

Accor: first flagship hotel for the Emblems Collection

Nestling in a 200-hectare estate, the Lucknam Park Hotel & Spa will be the first hotel in Accor's luxury Emblems Collection brand this year. A debut that calls for further developments.

The end of the line for low-cost Jetstar Asia

One of South East Asia's leading low-cost airlines, Singapore-based Jetstar Asia, is to disappear from 31 July following a change of strategy by its parent company, the Australian group Qantas.

Eurostar wants to link London to Frankfurt and Geneva after 2030

With its order for 50 high-speed trains, Eurostar plans to link London with Geneva and Frankfurt, in addition to an Amsterdam-Brussels-Geneva route. More frequencies between London and the Netherlands have also been announced for the second half of 2025.

Appart'City: a shift towards leisure that does not exclude business customers

Appart'City has a number of leisure offers to take advantage of the appeal of the apartment hotel concept. This does not exclude the business clientele from its priorities, which is still dominant, and which will be able to take advantage of new establishments in Villepinte and Paris.

Airline: The EU plays both sides of the...

The European Transport Ministers have reached an agreement on compensation and refunds in the event of flight delays and cancellations. A compromise between the demands of the airlines and legitimate passenger protection.

European airlines adjust their capacity to the United States

The deterioration in the image of the United States is weighing on passenger demand, as is the disruption in the delivery of new aircraft, forcing us to readjust frequencies and capacity on the transatlantic route.

Moxy arrives in Turkey: big debut in Istanbul

Moxy, the lifestyle brand of the Marriott group, is coming to Turkey with the opening of Moxy Istanbul Beyoğlu.

Emirates positions itself between Europe and China

By signing an agreement with Air China, Emirates is taking advantage of the withdrawal of European airlines from the Chinese market to position itself on this all-important trade route.

Clockwork Orange at the Hilton

For more than 20 years, the Hilton group has been working with the McLaren Formula 1 team, in particular through themed rooms and suites, as will soon be the case in London during the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.

First two Net Zero hotels for Radisson

The Radisson Group has upgraded two of its hotels in Manchester and Oslo to Net Zero. There are also new developments in Shanghai and Bucharest.

South-West airports struggle in France

Over the first four months of the year, air traffic in mainland France rose by 5.3%, driven by a 6.2% increase in international traffic. Nevertheless, Bordeaux and Toulouse are the two main airports to continue to post declines in traffic...

Hotels: luxury and renaissance in Luxembourg

In just a few days, Luxembourg will see the return to business of one of its major hotels, now under the Marriott banner, and the unveiling of a late 19th century villa transformed into a luxury boutique hotel.

Toulouse: easyJet prepares for winter

easyJet's winter schedule for Toulouse is unveiled. The airline is resuming flights to several business destinations, and is expanding the Blagnac-Orly route.

Accor: a Roland-Garros suite in Dubai, rooms in the spotlight...

A suite in honour of tennis and the French Open at the Pullman Dubai Downtown, rooms in tribute to PSG legends: sport and hotels come together at Accor.

Grenoble: Regus moves into the Europole business district

A new Regus address has just been opened by IWG in Grenoble, not far from the TGV station.