American Express GBT: EVP 2020 in digital mode
The directors of American Express GBT opted for a digital version of this EVP 2020, whose discussions were broadcast live on 30 September.
CICA surveys the UK and Irish markets
The UK and Ireland Chapter of the CICA has just published a survey of its members on their new working habits.
International SOS identifies the next threats to businesses
International SOS points to mental health problems as a threat feared by companies in the wake of the health crisis. But the risk most often cited by professionals is that of a second wave.
Paris awaits the upturn in business tourism
The Paris Convention and Visitors Bureau (OTCP) has just published a barometer analysing the outlook for business tourism in the capital. The results, still mixed as summer approaches, will need to be refined between now and the autumn.
International SOS sees travel resuming
According to a study published by International SOS, a large majority of companies are planning to resume business travel in the next three months.
Travel managers lack visibility on travel recovery
According to a study published by the GBTA, the majority of professionals are not yet able to say when they will be able to resume travelling.
Does the future belong to low-cost airlines?
A report published by the Fondation pour l'innovation politique (Fondapol) and the Roland Berger consultancy imagines the future of air travel post-Covid-19. Traditional airlines would be threatened more than ever by their low-cost competitors in this post-Covid world.
Business aviation and the challenges of repatriation
In addition to traditional airlines, private jets have also been impacted by the repatriation of travellers caused by the health crisis. A PrivateFly study analyses the evolution of demand in this unprecedented period.
Containment and mobility: the smartphones have spoken
A study published by Kisio and Roland Berger, based on smartphone data, deciphers the evolution of mobility in France at the various stages of the Covid-19 crisis.
At a standstill, Business Travel players wait and see
The GBTA surveyed a thousand companies to measure the impact of Covid-19 on their business travel, list the measures put in place, and look ahead to the post-crisis period.
OAG measures the damage to the air transport industry
Aviation data analyst OAG has put figures on the fall in air capacity since the end of January, which is accelerating as countries close their borders and place their populations under forced quarantine. Here is an overview of the data collected as of 16 March.
Covid-19: business travel down 35% according to Expensya
According to figures published on 11 March by Expensya, based on travel expenses, business travel fell by 35% worldwide. In France, the fall has been more limited for the time being.
Coronavirus: most business trips cancelled, according to a study
According to a study published on Monday by Qapa, 64% of French companies have taken steps to cancel business trips and seminars. ITB Berlin and the Geneva Motor Show have also been cancelled.
Cities & Trends: BCD Travel reveals its top business destinations
According to the Cities & Trends ranking published on Tuesday by BCD Travel, New York remains the number one business destination worldwide. In Europe, London also retains top spot according to the business travel agency, while Paris is losing ground.
Urban congestion is worsening worldwide
Congestion in major cities continued to worsen in 2019, according to the latest survey from location technology specialist TomTom. TomTom analyses road traffic around the world. India, Ukraine and Russia stand out in particular.
3 million passengers affected by disruptions in 2019
According to the 2019 results unveiled on 2 January by Air Indemnité, more than 3 million air passengers were affected by disruptions last year in France, despite a sharp fall in flight cancellations (-50%) and a marked improvement in performance at Air France.
Climate change at the top of the agenda for 2020
According to the latest Business Travel Show survey, climate change is the main challenge facing the tourism industry in 2020.
Despite the strike, taxis and VTCs remained "wise".
According to the data processed by Expensya, taxis and VTCs did not take advantage of the strike on 5 December to drive up prices.
Study: corporate events are worth €32 billion in France
According to a study published on 27 November by a number of leading figures in the sector, the economic impact of corporate events is estimated at €32 billion.
CWT puts travel cancellations under the microscope
CWT has just published a study on cancelled business trips. Mobile professionals are calling for greater transparency and simplicity when it comes to these missed opportunities in business travel.
