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.

In turn, Air Austral offers full flexibility in June...

Throughout the month of June, Air Austral is offering flexibility on all ticket classes and fares.

'Restoring the nobility to this iconic location': E. Mendes, Grand...

The Grand Hôtel Roi René has just celebrated its reopening in Aix-en-Provence. An interview with the general manager of the MGallery establishment, Elisabeth Mendes.

An app in ChatGPT for IHG, AI agents for the...

Whilst Choice Hotels offers AI-backed solutions for SMEs and group bids, IHG has launched an application within ChatGPT.

Rail Europe enhances its offering with Leo Express, Brit Rail and...

The European train ticketing platform is forging new partnerships with rail operators on strategic products and regions.

Air France-KLM promises there will be fuel this summer

No shortage and a promotion offering everyone changeable tickets at no extra cost are the important announcements from Air France-KLM on the eve of the summer holidays.

Barceló is busy in Rome

The Barceló group has just opened a fully renovated business hotel in Rome, featuring over 350 rooms and 1400 m² of space for meetings and events.

Lufthansa revises its refund conditions amid outrage from...

Following the decision to impose high repayment conditions on flex tickets, the Lufthansa Group has to backtrack...

King René crowns himself anew in Aix-en-Provence

Le Grand Hôtel Roi René, a member of the MGallery Collection, has just celebrated the completion of a total renovation, which marks the upgraded positioning of the Provençal landmark.

Eurostar: slight growth in 2025, ambitions for 2030

The Eurostar company, celebrating 30 years since the opening of the former Paris-Brussels-Amsterdam Thalys line, is continuing its proactive policy to meet its target of 30 million passengers by 2030.

Hospitality: six new luxury hotels in France

Six new establishments have been recognised with the Palace distinction, and four hotels have been demoted: the list of the 33 most beautiful hotels in France has just been unveiled.

The Caribbean hub is expanding between Air Caraïbes and LIAT

Air Caraïbes and LIAT are creating a small revolution in Caribbean connectivity with an agreement that facilitates connections between Paris Orly and the entire Caribbean archipelago.

Hilton: a new undergraduate brand and ambitions for Motto

Hilton is strengthening its lifestyle offering with a new brand, Undergraduate, designed for university campuses. In parallel, the Motto brand is taking off.

Middle East: Updated situation on cancelled flights in June

Resumption of some services and flights still suspended in June: follow our updated report, airline by airline, on the air crisis in the Middle East.

Budget airline Southwest Airlines is considering going intercontinental.

Southwest Airlines in Europe? It's no longer a utopia, according to the company's CEO, Bob Jordan.

Spark by Hilton arrives in Milan

The Hilton group is preparing to launch its premium economy brand in Italy with a first hotel expected this year at Milan Linate Airport.

Uber: A partnership to integrate rides with hotel stays

Uber has partnered with the Mews platform to enable ride bookings from the hotel management system, with billing included on the stay's invoice.

IATA: Disturbing trend in the number of airline routes in Europe

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has published data showing that the number of routes in Europe was almost stagnant in 2025.

CFF: Expected changes in 2027

TGV Lyria, TER Lyon-Geneva, links to Italy and Germany, night trains: the Swiss Federal Railways presented the new additions to its network for 2027.

The 2026-27 winter for the Lufthansa Group: more long-haul flights, more...

The Lufthansa Group has unveiled its winter schedule: more long-haul routes, while the new Allegris cabin will be available on more destinations.

Pullman Tour Eiffel: Renewed Vision, Unchanged View

New suites, warmer rooms, and reimagined event spaces: the Pullman Tour Eiffel is turning a new page in its history, which will be fully written by mid-2027.