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.

Delta bows out of the Brussels-New York route

A route operated by Delta Air Lines since 1991, Brussels-New York JFK will disappear from the airline's timetable next January. It will eventually be replaced by a daily service between Brussels and Atlanta.

Exodus planned for low-cost airlines in Vienna

The explosion in costs at Vienna airport and the increase in passenger tax in Austria are turning low-cost carriers away from the Austrian capital.

Amadeus and Lufthansa test the European digital portfolio

In anticipation of the advent in 2026 of a European digital wallet storing identity documents and means of payment, Amadeus and Lufthansa have tested this solution, which paves the way for seamless travel.

Belinda: a hotel where you come and go

Opened this summer in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, the Hotel Belinda plunges travellers into a seventies atmosphere, that of the Cloclo years.

Transavia: sharp drop in frequencies on domestic routes recovered from...

Transavia France has announced the opening of sales for its 2026 summer programme. In addition to a number of new features, the low-cost carrier is reducing capacity on the three domestic routes it has taken over from Air France.

The Trump administration says no to the Aeromexico-Delta Air Lines partnership

Delta Air Lines and Aeromexico will have to terminate their partnership agreement. This order from the Trump administration is partly in response to what the US government considers to be discrimination by Mexico against US carriers.

Strike on 18 September: forecasts

The disruption caused by the strike on 18 September is becoming clearer: the RATP is forecasting disruption to traffic throughout the network, while the SNCF is predicting difficulties in the regions. On the other hand, TGV traffic and traffic in the French skies should be close to normal.

Crowne Plaza expected near Disneyland Paris

The IHG group will open a new hotel in France in 2026, with a Crowne Plaza expected to open near Disneyland Paris, with 250 rooms and a large MICE area.

Marriott Bonvoy, a loyal partner of the Lufthansa Group

Marriott and Lufthansa are linking their Bonvoy and Miles&More loyalty programmes through a special partnership.

Emirates allows Skywards miles to be used in the Premium Economy cabin

Emirates Airlines' Premium Economy cabin has just been opened up to members of the Skywards frequent flyer programme, who can use their rewards in the new cabin.

Marriott: 100 for Moxy in Europe

With the opening of Moxy Belfast City, Marriott's lifestyle brand has passed the 100-hotel mark in the EMEA region. And there's more to come.

Simplify your business travel with SNCF Connect

A single customer account for business and personal travel, simplified accounting management: SNCF Connect, the all-in-one sustainable mobility service designed and developed by SNCF Connect & Tech, recently unveiled new pro features and a dedicated Pro Area accessible from the customer account. To find out more, the SNCF Connect teams will be meeting business travel professionals at the IFTM trade fair.

Higher taxes, fires and strikes impact summer results...

The rise in taxes on air transport and the strikes in July have had an impact on business at Marseille airport, where growth in passenger traffic has moderated over the months.

Seoul-Incheon made easier thanks to Korean Air's app

Korean Air is adding a new "Incheon Airport Guide" feature to its mobile application, giving passengers access to essential information in real time as they pass through the Korean hub.

Trenitalia soon to offer 14 daily rotations on the Paris-Lyon route

Trenitalia, which began selling winter tickets on its three French routes on 15 September, will be adding five new daily frequencies between Paris and Lyon from 15 December.

Radisson Collection in the par in Brussels

Big green for travellers and business meetings: the new Radisson Collection The National hotel is part of a golf resort not far from the heart of Brussels.

Rail: a London-Berlin line by early 2030

In mid-July, the British and German governments signed an agreement to open a direct high-speed rail service between London and Berlin.

SNCF to boost its wifi thanks to satellites

SNCF wants to equip its trains with a very high-speed WiFi connection by doubling its terrestrial 4G/5G network with a satellite solution.

Poland: air traffic normalised despite restrictions

Poland announced new traffic restrictions along its borders with Belarus and Ukraine on Thursday, in the wake of Russian drone incursions, reports Reuters.

The Trump administration buries the Biden plan for compensation for air travel delays

The Trump administration is abandoning a plan from the previous administration to offer greater protection to passengers who suffer flight delays or cancellations. A decision that delights the US airline lobby...