Business & Industry
Business Travel & Responsible Business 2025
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Why SMEs are choosing to travel with Eurostar
Learn how Eurostar for Business is helping SMEs and frequent travellers move toward smarter, greener corporate travel. A greener way to travel For business travellers looking to reduce their carbon footprint, rail travel is increasingly the smarter choice. A journey on Eurostar between London and Paris emits up to 96% less CO₂ than a flight...
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Driving responsible business at a London sustainability and net zero event
The UK’s award winning sustainability and net zero business event, returns to Excel London on 24 to 25 June 2025. As the flagship event of London Climate Action Week, Reset Connect London brings together 7,500 attendees, 400 expert speakers and 300 exhibitors, all dedicated to accelerating the transition to a greener economy. Learn to run...
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The green revolution delivering economic stability to the UK
Analysis by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has found that the net zero economy grew by 10% in 2024, generating £83 billion in gross value added (GVA). What’s more, 22,000 net zero businesses employ more than 1 million people in full-time jobs, many commanding higher salaries than traditional positions.1 With rising optimism about the...
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Embedding ESG in packaging strategies across any business
Sustainable packaging is no longer optional; it’s a strategic necessity driving innovation and accountability across industries. Sustainable packaging: a business imperative In today’s rapidly evolving market, sustainability has transitioned from a buzzword to a critical component of business strategy. This is certainly true for the world of packaging, where it is often the first touchpoint...
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Flying for businesses with great value fares and seamless airport experiences
A low-cost airline is offering business customers a range of benefits to get the most out of their journeys. Ask frequent business flyers what they want, and most will point to competitive fares and a seamless journey through the airport. Fast-track security, speedy boarding and access to airport lounges can help smooth the way. Making...
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A novel plan to speed up sustainable aviation fuel production
An innovative scheme has been launched in the airline industry that could help speed up the adoption of sustainable aviation fuel. Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is changing the shape of the airline industry. It is also offering corporate enterprises the chance to meet their own sustainability goals. Firms of all sizes can now purchase non-fossil...
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Cutting-edge packaging automation technology is a sustainability game-changer
Technology in the warehouse is entering a golden age of transformation, where cutting-edge robotics, computer vision and AI are all powering more advanced automation capabilities in response to the need for greater productivity. While this transformation occurs across the many interconnected parts of the warehouse, the advancements in packaging automation offer another critical benefit beyond...
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Access granted: how one airline is redefining inclusive travel
Flying can be exciting, but for people with disabilities, it can come with barriers. One airline is redesigning its products and services to prioritise accessibility. In recent years, United Airlines has committed to redesigning what air travel looks like when inclusivity is at the forefront. Here are some ways the airline is leading the charge...
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Air travel company offers hyper-personalisation beyond traditional cabin upgrades
Air travel company offers personalisation far beyond traditional cabin features, with travel classes individualised to the unique and ever-changing expectations of today’s travellers. The way people are planning and experiencing travel is evolving at an unprecedented pace. The future of personalised air travel In 2025, the aviation industry is expected to elevate passenger experiences by...
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Building trust in travel: does it all start and end with mobile?
Mobile-first apps have firmly taken off — how will this transform the travel experience? The surge in mobile-first applications has fundamentally reshaped how travellers research, plan, book and pay for trips. Indeed, according to Statista, global smartphone penetration rates were estimated at 71% last year. Coupled with the maturation of the digital-first generation and app-savvy...