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.

Holiday Inn to open in Diamniadio, Senegal

The Holiday Inn brand will be making its debut in Senegal in 2027 with a hotel expected to be built in Diamniadio, the fast-growing new town near Dakar and Blaise Diagne airport.

B&B Hotels: 35 years of success story

35 years after its beginnings in Brest, B&B Hotels is now one of Europe's leading budget hotels. Flashback on this success story and a look ahead to its new ambitions.

Skytrax hands out 2025 awards to airlines

The Skytrax World Airline Awards 2025 named Qatar Airways the best airline in the world, while Air France was crowned best Western European airline.

Interview with Ali Tounsi (Airports Council International for Africa)

For Ali Tounsi, Africa by air has enormous potential, both in terms of resources and demographics. But the continent has to contend with a local air transport system that is still unable to free itself from its colonial past and political influences to build efficient hubs linking the entire continent.

New easyJet routes from France this winter

EasyJet has just revealed the routes it will be operating from the winter timetable in France, with new routes to the UK in particular.

Paris airports exceed pre-Covid levels

For the first time this May, passenger numbers at Orly and Paris CDG airports exceeded the 2019 level. This result can be attributed to the Orly hub.

Marseille: a wave of new hotels

RockyPop, Grand Juste, Amista: each in their own way embodying a hotel industry in tune with the times, new establishments are expected in Marseille this summer.

Middle East: between reopenings in Amman and Beirut and suspensions of...

Despite successive air attacks in the conflict between Iran and Israel, air traffic is gradually returning to normal in the Near and Middle East, particularly in Amman and Beirut. However, many airlines have suspended services to Tel Aviv.

Cairo, an attractive destination for Accor projects

A 25Hours in a new business park, a luxurious Sofitel Legend near the Grand Egyptian Museum, another Mövenpick expected: Cairo is attracting projects from the Accor group.

An InterContinental expected in Manchester

By 2027, the InterContinental brand will have set up shop in Manchester, in one of the country's tallest towers, with a hotel featuring extensive meeting space.

Trenitalia takes on SNCF on the Paris-Marseille route

Italian railway company Trenitalia began services between the two cities on Sunday, with 4 round trips a day.

The metro finally arrives at Los Angeles International Airport

Political events in Los Angeles have overshadowed a major breakthrough for travellers: the opening of an underground station near the airport, which had been awaited for decades.

Tensions between Israel and Iran are once again affecting flights...

The Israeli strikes against Iran have led to a further closure of airspace in the Near and Middle East, forcing airlines to use alternative routes. With the possible delays and cancellations that this implies.

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.