mobile applications

IMGuest or HelloTel in the United States, Hurrybirds and Wombee in France: will these social networks one day be as famous as Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter, which are now part of everyone's daily lives? Probably not, primarily because they are aimed at a very specific niche of users: business travellers. On the other hand, it is...

At high altitude on a transatlantic flight, at high speed in a Thalys train heading for Brussels, and of course from the moment they arrive in their hotel room: the business traveller has never been so connected. For better, and for worse. While companies may see this as a way of boosting productivity, it is also a way of...

The new service options integrated into the Lufthansa application allow business travellers to view the location of their baggage, using the link on their mobile boarding pass. In practical terms, once they have arrived at their destination, passengers are informed of the carousel in which their baggage will be distributed. From June onwards, the time...

Following on from RouteHappy, which was added to TripNavigator's air travel catalogue at the end of 2015, Egencia is now tackling urban transport to provide better support for business travellers. The business travel agency took advantage of the Business Travel Show held on 24 and 25 February in London to unveil the aggregation of two new well-known content...

Air - Hotels Airlines have been quick to take advantage of the rise of the smartphone to offer technological boarding solutions. Hoteliers are also getting in on the act, by dematerialising check-in. Book your ticket, find out the latest flight information, receive your boarding pass directly on your smartphone: all the major airlines offer this type of service...