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The Power Shift: How Travelers Are Transforming the Future of Business Travel

Hospitality Net

Business travel is booming. According to the GBTA’s Business Travel Index Outlook report, business travel spending is projected to reach $1.4 trillion this year and climb to $1.8 trillion by 2027.

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Solo Travelers Fuel Shoulder Season: Skift Travel Health Index

Skift Blog

Skift Take: Solo travel is emerging as a significant trend, driving demand during shoulder seasons. Saniya Zanpure Read the Complete Story On Skift

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How American Airlines Is Redefining Business Travel for Employees and Travel Managers Alike

Skift Blog

Skift Take: As business travel continues to recover, rising costs are driving companies to seek increasingly efficient travel management solutions. One industry program provides a flexible, dual rewards system benefitting both companies and travelers: the American Airlines AAdvantage Business program.

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2024 Deloitte holiday travel survey

Hospitality Net

On the surface, this year’s holiday travel season looks a lot like 2023. Our 2024 Deloitte holiday travel survey found that just under half of Americans plan to travel between Thanksgiving and mid-January, with 19% visiting friends and relatives only, and 30% planning to stay in paid lodging.

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Beyond The Meeting Room: Luxury Magazine Resource

With engaging reports on fashion, food, travel, finance, sports, and more, download now and enjoy the read! Escape into a world of luxury and dive into the future of tech, fun takes on the American pastime, and many inspirational individuals.

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Why Travel Planning With Friends and Family Starts With Snapchat

Skift Blog

Skift Take: As Gen Z and millennial travelers increase their travel spending, they’re turning to social media to discover, plan, and share life-changing travel. Snap’s native features and core principles support travelers across the trip life cycle while helping brands attract and convert these high-value consumers.

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SiteMinder: U.S. Travelers Prefer Direct Booking for 2025 Hotel Stays

Lodging

DALLAS, Texas—SiteMinder has released its Changing Traveler Report 2025, which reported that 37 percent of U.S. travelers plan to book their 2025 stays directly, either via a hotel’s website (23.5 Travelers Prefer Direct Booking for 2025 Hotel Stays appeared first on LODGING Magazine.

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