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Sep 22Tue
  1. GBTA News & Press

    GBTA Poll: Business Travel Confidence Rebounds to 2026 High

    GBTA polled 604 business travel professionals worldwide online from August 27 to September 9, 2026. 63% are optimistic about the industry outlook for the next 12 months, up from 41% in April and above 59% in January; pessimism fell from 24% to 7%. Optimism rose among both buyers and suppliers, and Europe's net optimism swung from -17 to +44. 56% of buyers expect travel spend to increase and 45% expect more trips, with spend expectations continuing to outpace volume. Costs and geopolitical uncertainty remain the main constraints.

Jul 17Wed
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur Releases Business Travel Management Tools and Survey Data

    SAP Concur released business travel management tools during the GBTA Convention and published results from its sixth annual Global Business Travel Survey of 600 travel managers across six markets. The survey found 99% say their job will be more challenging in the next 12 months, 37% say delivering high-quality programs despite increased stress is difficult, and 31% struggle to remain motivated due to feeling undervalued. 21% are likely to seek a travel manager position at a different company, and 20% may seek a role outside travel management. SAP Concur also released Concur Expense data: average airfare expense was $770 in 2023, up 10% from $698 in 2019; average gasoline expense transaction…

Jun 29Wed
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur Survey: Travel Managers Expect Business Travel to Increase in 2022, but Budgets Fall Sho…

    A survey commissioned by SAP Concur reveals that 88% of U.S. travel managers believe business travel in their industry will increase by the end of 2022. However, nearly four in five (79%) travel managers say their department's FY22 budget and resources are insufficient to meet anticipated travel demand. The survey also found that the travel manager role has become more challenging, with added paperwork, HR tasks, and staffing shortages, but they also feel more empowered to make demands of travel providers than before the pandemic.