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.

Deutsche Bahn is launching an economical Business fare for passengers...

From 1 January 2025, Deutsche Bahn will be offering a new economy fare for business travellers registered on its bahn.business application.

The SNCF and Thierry Marx are finished!

After two years working with Michelin-starred chef Thierry Marx on the Bar Inoui offer, the SNCF has ended the contract. His dishes are also no longer available in Business Première.

The Lufthansa Group reveals the new features for summer 2025

More than 300 destinations served by 12,000 weekly flights. That's the Lufthansa Group's programme for summer 2025. A programme that includes a new route for France: Montpellier-Zurich.

easyHotel, straight to the point in Marseille Euromed

The low-cost, low-carbon easyHotel chain is continuing to expand in France with the opening of a fourth hotel in Marseille, in the Euromed business district.

SNCF will be adding 3.5 million seats in the Greater West of France...

The TGV Atlantique network will benefit from the use of new Océane trains and double trains to increase capacity on the TGV Inoui and Ouigo services.

What passengers want in 2024 according to the latest IATA study

The International Air Transport Association IATA has published the results of its worldwide passenger survey for 2024. The survey shows that travellers continue to prefer convenience and speed, thanks in particular to technology - including biometrics...

FNAM reminds French politicians of the importance of air transport

At a time when plans to increase taxation on air transport are being debated in Parliament, the Fédération nationale de l'aviation et de ses métiers (FNAM) and the Union des aéroports français (UAF) are unveiling a study on the socio-economic benefits of air transport in France.

IHG: Germany, first market for its new Garner brand

Garner Hotels, the IHG Group's new mid-range brand, has made its debut in Germany. With around fifty hotels expected by mid-2025 as part of the partnership with Novum Hospitality.

MICE and business travel, the driving forces behind the growth of...

The results from the leading hotel groups show a rebound in MICE and business travel, while leisure customers remain at high levels, but with growth tending to stagnate.

SNCF: strike notice for 21 November and from...

The SNCF unions have called for strike action to oppose the division of Fret SNCF into two companies from next January, and to oppose the opening up of regional services to competition.

Strikes in French air transport and on the railways...

The increase in the air transport solidarity tax approved by MEPs last week is provoking anger among pilots. A strike is looming on Thursday 14 November. One day earlier, there will be a rail strike in the Netherlands.

British Airways continues to cut its long-haul programme

As a result of its ongoing problems with Rolls Royce, British Airways has been forced to make further cuts to its long-haul programme for the 2025 summer season.

Volotea is on Brest's route to Europe, just like easyJet at...

Volotea is adding four new routes from its base in Brest. These include two business destinations. In Nice, easyJet is also expanding its network.

Air Austral: measured growth this winter

In a phase of consolidation, Air Austral is adjusting its winter schedule with modest growth in its offer in line with its return to financial equilibrium, according to Claire Tabakian, Executive Commercial Director/Chief Commercial Officer.

Paris welcomes Iberia's first Airbus A321XLR

Paris CDG was the first airport in the world to welcome the first Airbus A321XLR, the long-haul version of the single-aisle aircraft launched by Spanish carrier Iberia.

Sofitel on standby in Dublin, Greet lands in Brussels

Sofitel is continuing its expansion near the hubs of the British Isles with a future hotel connected to terminal 2 at Dublin airport. Another development already in the pipeline is a greet hotel in Brussels Zaventem.

A metro for Monaco?

Monaco could become the smallest country in the world to have a metro. A project launched by the Principality that could become a reality as early as 2031...

Mama Shelter goes around the world in 2025-2026

Middle East, Asia, Africa, Europe, Americas: the Mama Shelter brand will be extending its lifestyle footprint to virtually every continent over the next two years.

Lyria further enhances its in-flight catering offer

With the renewal of its TGV catering contract, the Franco-Swiss rail company is entrusting two Michelin-starred chefs, Michel Roth and Danny Khezzar, with the development of its culinary offer in Business 1st as well as in the bar car for Standard and Standard 1st classes.

Norse Atlantic launches in South Africa

Norse Atlantic Airways, which tends to specialise in low-cost flights to the North Atlantic, has inaugurated its first route to the African continent with a flight from London Gatwick to Cape Town.