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.

Wojo rhymes with JO

The "Bureau des Médailles": this is the name given by Wojo to its temporary coworking space set up for a few days at Club France. The space is open to customers after a competition.

CSR: progress reports from a number of hotel groups

Accor, IHG, Marriott, Minor, Radisson and also the Eklo chain: all these hotel groups presented advances in their CSR strategies.

V. Compagnon (Appart'City): "the leader in new urban hotels".

Aparthotels, or the best of both worlds: Vincent Compagnon, Chairman of Appart'City, sees his offering as the future of urban hotels.

Deutsche Bahn: years of renovation planned on its lines

The inevitable modernisation of Germany's rail network will result in numerous closures and slowdowns, particularly on lines from France, Deutsche Bahn has announced.

New projects for Ascott in France and Europe

A Citadines in Colmar, several projects in the UK for the lyf brand, the debut of a new brand, The Unlimited Collection: Ascott is accelerating its growth in Europe.

Uber takes off with FlyingBlue

Members of the Flying Blue programme can now earn Miles every day for their VTC rides with Uber in France and the Netherlands.

Budapest: new hotel gems

A new Kimpton hotel from IHG among other projects, an SO/ expected from Accor, Mandarin Oriental taking the plunge: Budapest is a new destination of choice for hoteliers.

Edgar Suites: the conversion of offices to hospitality

In Montrouge, Levallois and Paris itself, Edgar Suites is converting former offices into high-end lifestyle aparthotels. In addition to other openings in Lille and Cannes.

Qantas begins flights to Paris

Just a few days before the opening of the Olympic Games, a Perth-Paris flight operated by the Australian airline Qantas landed at Paris-CDG. This is the first direct link between France and Australia.

B&B HOTELS begins expansion in the UK

After its first hotel at London Heathrow, B&B HOTELS is adding five addresses in the UK with the acquisition of several Pentahotels.

The return flight Warsaw-Lyon with LOT Polish Airlines

From September, the Polish national carrier LOT will be resuming its Lyon-Warsaw service, suspended since 2008. This is good news for Lyon's airport, which is regaining one of its traditional routes.

B. de Rotalier (Delta Air Lines): "Overcapacity on the...

Béatrice de Rotalier, Head of Sales France at Delta Air Lines, takes a look at the impact of the Olympic Games and what's new for the American airline, which will be celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2025.

Avianca reopens Paris-Bogota

The new airline Avianca, created after Covid, is relaunching services between Paris-CDG and the Colombian capital, increasing the number of B787 flights from three to five a week from 15 July.

Marriott: an all-in-one travel platform for SMEs

For SMEs, Marriott is launching the Business Access by Marriott Bonvoy programme, including hotel, flight and train reservations and travel policy management tools.

Connectivity at European airports continues to deteriorate according to ACI Europe

The Airports Association ACI Europe has noted a decline in air connectivity on the continent, despite an increase in traffic volumes. This is undermining the attractiveness of Europe's airports.

Nice: monastic luxury, iconic architecture

A luxury hotel in a former convent, a new DoubleTree by Hilton with iconic architecture: Nice's hotels combine all styles.

ADP: strike action on 17 July, but probably not for long...

Although four ADP unions have called for strike action on 17 July, the Paris airports operator says the strike should have no major impact on traffic.

Will we soon be landing in Milan Berlusconi?

The name Milan Malpensa will soon be saying farewell. Italy's second largest airport will soon be renamed Silvio Berlusconi. A name change that has already been approved by the Italian Civil Aviation Authority.

Ascott group transferred to Chelsea

Ascott has entered into a partnership with Chelsea FC offering not only benefits to its loyal customers, but also the management of the hotel within the Stamford Bridge stadium.

Radisson crowned in Reims this summer

The city of Reims is expecting a Radisson hotel this summer, offering 102 rooms, three meeting rooms and a coworking space.