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#重返旅行

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  1. SAP Concur Blog

    How Businesses are Preparing for the Return to Travel

    A SAP Concur blog post cites Wakefield Research data: 32% of business travelers are excited about the return to travel, and 92% expect negative business consequences if they can't travel. The article outlines seven steps for traveling in the new normal: plan for continuous change, stay informed to stay agile, set up pre-trip approvals, help travelers make smarter and safer choices, build safety into pre-trip planning, help employees stay safe while traveling, and proactively manage the post-travel experience. It also cites data: 96% of business travelers think safety measures need to be in place before they travel again, and 18% say they'll look for another job if adjustments aren't made.

  2. SAP Concur Blog

    Returning to Work and Travel: CDC and SAP Concur Customers Share Perspectives, Part 3

    Part 3 of SAP Concur blog focuses on returning to travel. CDC recommends only essential business travel and emphasizes risk assessment. The article lists questions to consider before travel, such as outbreak at destination, community spread risk, and quarantine ability. Best practices include prioritizing traveler health and safety, developing resilient travel policies, phased approach to travel, focusing on ground transportation, reassessing suppliers, and enhancing user experience.

  3. SAP Concur Blog

    Are Your Employees Ready to Get Back On the Road? Are You Ready to Ask Them?

    A SAP Concur blog post cites Wakefield Research whitepaper data to explore employee attitudes toward returning to business travel. 37% of travelers expect to limit their use of public transportation, with 26% saying they'll use their personal vehicle. 31% of business travelers are excited to get back out there, while 36% are worried. 51% anticipate fewer contracts or deals requiring in-person meetings, and 43% expect declines in new business due to lack of in-person meetings. 28% plan to prioritize shorter, more direct flights, and 21% will try to avoid larger airports. 22% expect to be in forced quarantine upon reaching their destination. The article suggests companies understand employee…