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Were the days before the Great Disruption really as great as we remember? Sure, you could book a business trip to just about anywhere without worry of whether or not you’d be let in (or out) of the co…
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According to a global survey of business travellers by Wakefield Research, business travelers are worried about returning to travel, but “excited” was the second most common feeling associated with re…
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As and when business takes to the road, rails, and skies again, your travel programme needs to be more adaptable than ever. It is important to balance employee safety and satisfaction with cost contro…
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As awareness of sustainability issues grow, many organisations have taken greater steps to control and manage their environmental footprint. Employers and employees need to play a more active role and…
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Chief Procurement Officers (CPOs) and procurement executives would like to have more impact on shaping their organisation’s managed travel policies and programs.
The greatest percentage of survey par…
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Controlling travel costs and the prospect of a significant downturn in domestic and global economic markets impeding business travel are among the top concerns for financial executives who are key sta…
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Executive-level stakeholders in managed travel programs are grappling with multiple concerns about their internal company programs while keeping a watchful eye on a wide variety of outside development…
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The current global health crisis may have upended business travel for months on end, but as restrictions are lifted, business travellers are looking to how they can best prepare to resume operations a…
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Travel managers’ work was radically upended when COVID 19 hit.
To capture the new normal of business travel SAP Concur surveyed 800 travel managers in 8 markets. Below are some key highlights.
96% …
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