Düsseldorf’s hotels see corporate demand start to grow
Hotels in Düsseldorf, the world’s top destination for trade fairs and business conventions, have seen a market bounce in the second half of 2022
Iomob launches new ‘door-to-door’ mobility platform
Mobility-as-a-service provider Iomob (the Internet of Mobility) is to launch a new “seamless” ground transport mobility platform later this year.
Banning flights on UK routes with fast rail links ‘could cut flight emissions by third’
Banning flights on routes with fast rail connections could cut the UK’s emissions from domestic aviation by a third, a report has found.
Virgin scraps its Hong Kong service
One of the great UK business links to the Far East, the Virgin Atlantic service to Hong Kong, has been cut.
Ryanair leads the way for resurgent budget airlines
They may not be operating hugely profitably and there is a long tricky winter ahead of sky-high fuel prices, but two of Europe’s leading budget airlines are now flying more…
Two-thirds of UK businesses plan to boost business travel spend by 50% or more
UK businesses plan to invest more in business travel over the next 12 months, reflecting the importance of business travel to their continued success, according to new research by American…
Heathrow airport prepares to lift cap on passenger numbers
Heathrow Airport will lift the cap on passenger numbers this month after it limited travellers to curb disruption.
United Airlines to suspend services at New York’s JFK airport in October over slots dispute
United Airlines will “temporarily suspend” its services at New York’s JFK International airport from 29 October.
Virgin Atlantic launches corporate sustainable aviation fuel programme
UK long-haul airline Virgin Atlantic is the latest carrier to launch a corporate SAF (sustainable aviation fuel) programme allowing clients to contribute towards the cost of the fuel.
Demand for business travel staff at ‘historically high’ level
Demand for business travel candidates remains at “historically high levels”, according to the latest update from travel recruitment specialist C&M Travel Recruitment.
Virgin Atlantic removes need for staff members to wear gendered clothing
Virgin Atlantic has unveiled a new policy which removes the requirement for staff to wear gendered clothing.
Post-Brexit checks reduce Eurostar’s London terminal capacity by a third
Post-Brexit border checks have slowed the speed at which Eurostar passengers pass through London St Pancras on their way to Paris, reducing the terminal’s capacity by one-third, according to the…