Air France upgrades first class service in Paris

In Paris, Air France recently launched its updated La Première first class service. The event took place in a stylish venue near the Ritz. The new cabin features updated design elements, including chic pyjamas by Jacquemus and meals prepared by top chefs. However, the highlight was the airline's dedicated flight attendants who hosted the event. These attendants were chosen for their expertise and enthusiasm. One long-time attendant, who has been with Air France for over 30 years, expressed her pride in flying for the national airline. A newer colleague mentioned the comforts of the new product, emphasizing its blend of privacy and openness. This shows how important passionate personnel are, alongside a well-designed service. In Reykjavik, a traveler experienced issues with the Icelandair terminal. The once cozy terminal now feels chaotic and outdated, prompting the need for a complete overhaul. Many believe Icelandair should create a modern facility to improve the travel experience. Meanwhile, in Toronto, there has been a significant decline in ticket sales for flights to the US. A hospitality CEO noted that Canadians are opting for European destinations this summer instead. The unexpected shift suggests that many will stay closer to home or travel abroad within different regions.