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.

Transavia: stronger summer programme in France

Transavia France is increasing its capacity this summer with 12 new aircraft compared with summer 2024. This will provide 19% of additional capacity on the entire network departing from France.

Air France: the new Première takes off

Air France's new First Class now embodies luxury à la française on flights between Paris CDG and New York JFK, the first destination to benefit from this redesigned First.

Germany: the Merz government should mark a turning point for the...

In Germany, the future government of Chancellor Friedrich Merz will be giving a boost to air transport. On the agenda: cancellation of the increase in air transport tax and abolition of the quota for Power-to-Liquid (PtL), an environmentally-friendly fuel.

Skytrax: Paris CDG at the top in Europe, 7th worldwide

The results of the Skytrax World Airport Awards are in, confirming for the fourth time in a row Paris CDG's leadership as Europe's best airport. Singapore Changi regains its world title.

Punctuality: the AirHelp ranking of French airports

AirHelp has published its first-quarter report on air punctuality at French airports. Corsica, Bordeaux, Basel-Mulhouse and Toulouse are the best performers.

Accor strengthens its expansion in India with InterGlobe

Accor is teaming up with IndiGo's parent company, the InterGlobe conglomerate, to accelerate its development in India.

Paris airports (2/2): standards worthy of a major international airport...

Paris-Beauvais is the fastest-growing airport in France. Hence the urgent need to transform itself to bring it closer to the major international airports, as Anthony Martin, Executive Chairman of Bellova, the Egis subsidiary that manages the airport, explains.

Paris airports (1/2) : ADP bets on controlled growth

ADP, Beauvais: what will the Greater Paris airports look like in ten years' time? A look at the plans for the various hubs, with moderate expansion at CDG and Orly and more ambitious plans at Beauvais.

Greece's skies on strike again

Business and leisure travel to Greece was once again disrupted on 9 April by a strike.

Trenitalia to launch Paris-London service by 2029

Italian railways are in the process of launching a high-speed rail service between the two capitals as soon as the trains are available and authorisations have been granted on both sides of the Channel.

Orient Express: timeless luxury in the Eternal City

Relaunched by Accor, the Orient Express brand has just opened its first hotel in Rome. It is a new luxury destination with 93 rooms and suites, as well as several reception areas for exclusive events.

The Foundation: hybrid par excellence

Located between Parc Monceau and Les Batignolles in Paris, La Fondation is laying the foundations for a new urban lifestyle, combining a five-star hotel, offices and a sports club. All designed by a leading name in lifestyle hotels, Roman and Williams.

Renfe postpones opening of Toulouse-Barcelona route

The Spanish company is continuing its battle with SNCF and the French government by not starting operations on this seasonal route between the pink city and the Catalan capital this month.

Athens airport looks to the future

Athens will be giving its international airport a new dimension by 2032 with extensive expansion works.

Radisson strengthens its leadership in the European premium segment

New hotels in France and Germany, expansion on the Iberian peninsula, stadium hotels in the UK: the Radisson group is strengthening its presence in Europe.

China: flying taxis authorised to take off

China takes pole position in the race for flying taxis. Unmanned vehicles from local manufacturer EHang have been certified to launch commercial flights.

Réginald Otten, easyJet: "Wait until September to judge the impact...

Reginald Otten, easyJet's deputy managing director for France, believes that Air France's withdrawal from Orly will make the carrier even more attractive to business travellers. But the tax increase could derail demand on domestic routes.

Mandarin Oriental officially takes over the Lutetia

The future of the Lutetia is officially in the hands of the Mandarin Oriental group, which is doubling its offering in Paris by taking over management of the Left Bank's only luxury hotel.

SAX Paris: a luxury lifestyle address facing the...

The Hilton group is making its Parisian luxury hotel debut with SAX Paris, a prestigious new address on the Left Bank boasting a unique rooftop overlooking the Eiffel Tower.

Bordeaux: easyJet heads east

Bordeaux airport will see easyJet inaugurate two new destinations, two European capitals that should attract business customers.