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Aérien : le préavis de grève nationale suspendu en France !

Airbnb lance une "Garantie intempéries"

Finlande : l’archipel de Turku propose le job le plus insolite du monde (vidéo)

J'ai testé pour vous... le Faena New York, élu meilleur nouvel hôtel du monde [ABO]

Vol : un retard de vingt minutes peut-il modifier les règles d’embarquement ? [ABO]

Air Austral : Marc Rochet au conseil de surveillance, vers un rapprochement avec French bee ? [ABO]

Les incollables du vendredi : le quiz sur l'histoire de FRAM !

Marriott International va ajouter huit hôtels aux Pays-Bas

Tourisme : L’Espagne pourrait-elle dépasser la France dès 2027 ?

Données médicales des enfants : les voyages jeunes face au risque de cybertattaque [ABO]

International Edition

The Travel Experts: a "TripAdvisor" for Travel Agencies to evaluate and select their suppliers

The magazine “Que Choisir” had set a cat among the pigeons by denouncing the fact that at least 25% of consumer reviews were false... Since then, the AFNOR standard has emerged and companies have...

Air transport : where do travel agencies fit ?

According to Jean-Louis Baroux, the only real interface between air travel and clients remains the physical travel agency. Yet we must still find ways to make this model profitable and seriously...

I spent a day in the tower of an air traffic controller...

Talking to 20 pilots at the same time, managing the traffic of aircrafts flying at 30,000 feet, following the path of 4,000 flights a day during peak periods: this is the day of Kevin Sheehan, an air...

Summer 2014 : Vueling launches Seville and Malaga at the Lyon-Saint- Exupéry Airport

Based in Lyon since 2012, Vueling Airlines extends its offer for summer 2014. Strengthened by the success of the previous years, Vueling provides more seats to the Lyonnais travellers, to Barcelona...

Tunisia: Djerba and Resort Clubs, boosters for the recovery of the French market

After several years of decline, the number of tourists is taking a new turn for Tunisia in 2014. Travelers are returning to the country. Among them, the French are numerous. A trend that is confirmed...

Tunisair is reducing its wing span to fly better in 2014

Through better management of its fleet, reducing its capacity and adjusting its summer schedule, Tunisair is back in shape on the French market. Today the company hovers over a growth of 5% for 2014. A realistic prediction according to the results of the first quarter.