Travellers in western Sweden will be able to fly direct to south-eastern France, with its business, food, wine and ski attractions.

As many as 13 Nordic properties feature in Egencia’s 2019 list of the “top 100 preferred corporate hotels”

One of Sweden’s biggest travel agency chains has bought Akademikerresor, an agency focused on business and conference trips.

Near the City of London there are beds resembling the womb, with temperature duvets and dishes designed for sleep.

The major business-travel hotel brand and The School of Life will teach team members “emotionally intelligence”.

The new Panorama Lounge, which increases Terminal 1 lounge capacity by 40%, has a view of rolling aircraft.

With lots of meeting rooms, Park Inn by Radisson Oslo Airport Hotel West is Radisson’s third at the airport, ninth in Oslo, 23rd in Norway.

The fast-growing Nordic serviced apartment provider Forenom has taken over historical renovated apartments for corporate stays.

The airline’s “revolutionary” luxury “private room” and double bed are available to those who can afford it.

Stockholm Arlanda Airport and United Spaces have unveiled a pop-up version of the flexible meeting spaces opening in 2019.

Business travel specialists Egencia have come up with four steps to help frequent travellers stay healthy and reduce stress.

The architects behind the design say that the premises evoke an experience that is connected to the Nordic landscape.

Travel bosses should plan for the hardest Brexit scenario, they are told at the WTM London Leaders’ Lunch.

We.Stream announces a partnership with Dutch airline KLM to connect passengers’ devices instantly on arrival.

The airline’s lounges have been refreshed, complete with a “daylight booster” among many other things.

Nordic business travellers are on the radar for the group, which is launching 44 new routes overall this winter and expanding frequencies.

Forenom, the serviced apartment company that has been growing rapidly in the Baltics, is behind the move.

The airline has announced two unrelated changes, aimed mainly at business travellers, both effective from November.

Cathay Pacific and Qantas have signed a new codeshare agreement “to bring Australia and Asia closer”.

Delights to Go is a six-month experiment with “high-quality gourmet boxes” for passengers with lounge access.