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.

The European Union again limits the use of liquid containers at airports

Since the beginning of 2024, passengers at airports equipped with new C3 scanners have been able to pass through security checks without any restrictions on liquids. The European Commission is temporarily reintroducing restrictions to 100 ml per bottle from 1 September.

Accor at the heart of Club France with its ALL Suite

The Accor group is moving into the heart of the Olympic excitement with a VIP area, the ALL Suite, at Club France, showcasing its various brands and services such as Wojo and Potel et Chabot.

Montpellier-Rennes flight coming soon

Volotea has just announced the launch of a new flight linking Montpellier and Rennes airports. And it is asserting itself as the most French of the Spanish airlines.

Southwest Airlines, farewell to non-reserved seats on board

For 50 years, the American low-cost carrier Southwest Airlines has been offering its passengers the chance to board its aircraft without prior assignment. The airline is now putting an end to this practice, among other new features such as premium seats.

The Air France experience on the ground, at the Palais de Tokyo, during the...

Air France is taking up residence at the Palais de Tokyo, with a space immersed in the world of the airline and an ephemeral restaurant where you can enjoy the gastronomic delights of Business class.

Wi-fi on board WestJet via Starlink

By the end of the year, WestJet will be offering in-flight connectivity to its passengers using Starlink technology.

InterContinental teams up with Timeshifter to reduce the effects of jet lag

InterContinental hotel guests now have free access to the Timeshifter app, offering them tailor-made recommendations to combat jet-lag.

Maison Hamelin, Handwritten Collection showroom in Paris

The Accor Group's Handwritten Collection brand has opened its first address in Paris, the Maison Hamelin, a 65-room boutique hotel with a couture feel.

SNCF: back to normal on high-speed lines

After the chaos of Friday, order is back on the high-speed lines thanks to the tireless work of SNCF Réseau staff.

Ethiopian Airlines: banned in Eritrea, welcome in Sierra Leone and...

While Ethiopian Airlines will have to cease services to Eritrea from September, the carrier is continuing its rapid expansion in the rest of Africa.

ADP: the gateway to the Paris Olympic Games

Managing athletes' arrivals and departures, handling heaps of baggage and streamlining checks for all passengers: Roissy and Orly, ADP's airports, have prepared themselves for large crowds.

SNCF TGV lines blocked by acts of terrorism

Coordinated acts of malevolence are affecting SNCF's Atlantic, Eastern and Northern TGV lines. Major delays are expected throughout the weekend.

Indonesia restricts the number of its international airports

It will take longer to get to Indonesia's major economic centres, as the country's authorities want to concentrate traffic on a handful of airports.

Paris 2024 Olympic Games: a black day for transport with the...

The Paris 2024 Olympic Games officially kick off on Friday 26 July. And with this opening, traffic into and around Paris is becoming complicated. Metro stations closed, large-scale restrictions on vehicles, suspension of air traffic. Here is the main information on how to get around on 26 July 2024, the day of the opening ceremony.

Air France: key carrier for the Olympic Games

Transporting large numbers of athletes and para-athletes and their bulky luggage, a system at the heart of the village to facilitate departures: here's an update on the logistics planned by Air France for the Olympic Games.

Accor: at the heart of Olympic hospitality

Athletes' Village, 650 hotels in the host cities of the Olympic Games, event-related activities for customers: Accor is at the heart of Olympic hospitality.

Olympic Games: glass full, glass empty for the hotel industry

Hoteliers agree that visitor numbers during the Olympic Games lived up to expectations, but that the pre- and post-Olympic periods were more difficult.

Turkish Airlines: "Crystal" for its new business class

Turkish Airlines has just unveiled its brand new "Crystal" Suite, designed to equip its long-haul Business Class. While not revolutionary, the new configuration will offer users greater comfort and privacy.

More premium class seats on Alaska Airlines

More seats in First Class and Premium Economy Class. This is what Alaska Airlines will be doing from September onwards on its domestic and regional routes.

LAX Express approaching Los Angeles

LAX, the Los Angeles hub, will inaugurate the Automated People Mover service at the beginning of 2026, connecting the airport to the metro network. Well before the opening of the 2028 Olympic Games.