What effect will the ban on certain domestic routes have in Spain?
Spanish legislators have approved a ban on flights on domestic routes where the train offers an alternative in less than two and a half hours. But the effect will be very limited...
In Sweden, the "flygskam" seems to be a thing of the past...
The big fad in Sweden - feeling ashamed of taking the plane - seems to have been shelved. The idea of boycotting air travel is no longer in fashion, and the authorities have decided to invest once again.
Accor: the fundamentals for sustainable growth
In addition to a sharp rise in results in 2023, the Accor group expects to continue its growth in 2024 and beyond, driven by the ongoing development of international tourism.
Bordeaux airport expands
Terminal billi will be the first to be affected by an expansion plan for Bordeaux airport, which plans to transform itself over the next five years.
Business travel, a key player in the hotel industry's good results
A buoyant SME sector, a recovery among large companies and business tourism: the corporate segment is contributing to record results for the global hotel industry, both now and in the future.
ADP details its development plan for Orly
The Paris-Orly development project for 2035 is the precursor of the new airport development model promoted by the ADP Group. It positions the airport as a hub for mobility and clean energy solutions.
The oneworld alliance shows its colours at Amsterdam Schiphol
Oneworld is now flying its colours at Amsterdam airport, where the first European lounge in the alliance's colours has just been inaugurated.
Basel-Mulhouse: first intercontinental link in sight
Basel-Mulhouse will once again benefit from an intercontinental route. For the first time, the Franco-Swiss airport will be linked to Dubai.
Hotels: growth in 2023, progression in 2024 according to In Extenso...
In Extenso for the hotel industry in France, STR worldwide: these analysts have drawn up a positive balance sheet for 2023. Growth is set to continue this year.
Destination Dakar for ITA Airways
ITA Airways has just unveiled a new destination to add to its catalogue on departure from Rome Fiumicino: Dakar.
Marcus Jansa (Hilton): "SMEs account for 85% of our travellers...
Marcus Jansa, Hilton Worldwide's Senior Sales Director for Europe, talks about the launch of the Hilton for Business programme, dedicated to SMEs.
ADP returns to the "halcyon days" of pre-Covid growth
With the resumption of traffic in 2023, the ADP Group is back in good financial health. And it expects to return to the good old days of growth before the Covid crisis...
Strike after strike at Lufthansa
The stand-off between Lufthansa and Verdi continues. A new major strike is looming on 20 February at the German carrier, which has announced the cancellation of most of its flights at its main bases in Germany.
Alltheway: home baggage check-in
Following the introduction of baggage drop-off points in hotels, Alltheway is now offering Air France passengers a home check-in service.
Olivier Dufit (The Originals): "Our cooperative has all the makings of a great one".
Growth, direct and indirect distribution, MICE, CSR, evening events: Olivier Dufit, Deputy CEO of The Originals Hotels, explains the advantages of the cooperative for business customers.
Vueling revives the historic Paris Orly-London Heathrow route
Vueling is to revive a long-standing route at Orly: to London Heathrow. The first flight is scheduled for 7 April and will operate daily.
More Mediterranean with Transavia from the French regions
Transavia will be offering more flights during the summer season from Montpellier, Nantes and Nice to Mediterranean destinations.
Aer Lingus strengthens its American network for summer 2024
Dublin will have flights this summer to 14 cities in North America, making it one of the best served European airports on the North Atlantic route thanks to the Irish national carrier Aer Lingus.
Odalys City opens its 33rd apartment hotel in Nîmes
After Angers, Le Havre and Marseille, Odalys City has just added an aparthotel in Nîmes, near the arena and opposite the future convention centre.
Japan and the European Union give the green light to the merger...
After Japan in January, the European Commission has given the green light to the merger between Korean Air and Asiana Airlines. All that is missing now is the United States to complete the deal.
