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Sep 25Fri
  1. US BTS Statistical Releases

    U.S. Q2 2026 Average Domestic Air Fare Edged Down 0.02% Quarter over Quarter

    The U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) reported that the average U.S. domestic air fare in Q2 2026 was $436.36, down 0.02% from the inflation-adjusted Q1 2026 fare of $436.45. On an unadjusted basis, the Q2 fare rose 2.0% quarter over quarter, the highest second-quarter and single-quarter fare on BTS record. By trip type, one-way tickets accounted for 45% ($307) and round-trips 55% ($535). Starting in Q3 2025, BTS moved to the OD40 collection program, raising ticket sampling from 10% to 40%; earlier fares remain based on the 10% sample.

Dec 16Tue
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur Survey: 78% of Travel Managers Expect 2025 Budget Growth

    SAP Concur's Global Business Travel Survey polled 700 travel managers across seven markets from April 30 to May 12, 2025. 78% expected their company's 2025 travel budget to increase, versus only 7% expecting a decrease, with Canada at 92%. 69% said budgets do not reflect how important business travel is to success, and 67% said company leaders undervalue their role. 43% of travel managers said they have the most influence over travel program changes, while 41% named the CFO. 99% said their company has updated, is updating, or is considering updating travel policies or training to protect employee data from cyber threats; 99% would be comfortable with travelers using AI for booking, rebookin…

Oct 16Thu
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Survey: 55% of CFOs Trust AI Over Humans to Catch Expense Errors

    The seventh annual SAP Concur Global Business Travel Survey added CFO perspectives, surveying 600 CFOs across six markets. 55% of CFOs expect AI to catch more errors and potential fraud than their teams currently do, while 45% are concerned about more errors and undiscovered fraud slipping through. 9% of CFOs know employees are using AI to attempt to falsify travel expenses or receipts, and 67% say it is at least somewhat likely.

Aug 25Mon
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    H1 2025 International Business Travel: Volume Up, Fares Steady

    SAP Concur analyzed international air bookings in Concur Travel from Jan 1 to Jun 30, 2025, comparing with the same period in 2024. Global international business travel volume rose 2.6% year over year in H1 2025, up 4.5% in Q1 and 0.6% in Q2. U.S. business travelers paid the most for international flights at $2,675 per ticket on average; Japanese travelers about $1,950; Italian travelers $719. The U.S. remained the top global destination, accounting for 15.3% of international business trips.

Aug 21Thu
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur 2025 Forecast Review: Inflation, AI and TMC Consolidation

    SAP Concur reviews its four early-2025 predictions for business travel, finance and AI. Slowing inflation made T&E budgets go further, with average transaction amounts flat or slightly down; 89% of travelers, 93% of travel managers and 90% of CFOs expect no budget cuts. AI adoption accelerated, with 57% of finance departments saying general finance tasks are highly automated and 88% of travelers comfortable using AI for some elements. TMC consolidation continued with the Amex GBT-CWT merger; NDC adoption grew slowly amid content fragmentation.

Jun 26Thu
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur Annual Survey: 2025 Business Travel Budgets Rise but Policies Tighten

    SAP Concur released its seventh annual Global Business Travel Survey, covering 3,750 business travelers across 24 markets, 700 travel managers across seven markets, and 600 CFOs across six markets. The findings show 89% of travelers, 93% of travel managers, and 90% of CFOs expect travel budgets to increase or stay the same this year, yet 69% of travel managers say budgets do not reflect business travel's importance and 81% of CFOs agree budget limits prevent employees from traveling as needed. Meanwhile, 87% of travelers report their company cut back on previously allowed items over the past 12 months, including overnight stays, business class, and non-client travel.

Jun 29Wed
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Optimizing Mileage Spend: A Key to Controlling Travel Budgets

    A SAP Concur blog post states that organizations with high mileage spend up to 10.6% of their travel budget on mileage-related expenses. A quarter of drivers understate their annual mileage by 6,000 miles or more, causing U.S. organizations $5.4 billion in losses annually. Enterprise organizations using SAP Concur solutions report that mileage spend averages 3.7% of total expensed spend. The article recommends optimizing mileage spend through automated mileage tracking, reviewing T&E policies, educating employees on tracking tools, and considering Concur FAVR.