SAP Concur: From Bleisure to Baby Steps on Home-Sharing Policies
A SAP Concur blog post shares insights from the ProcureCon Travel Conference: 36% of hiring managers report candidates asking for a copy of the company travel policy; 75% of business travelers took a bleisure trip last year, but many travel managers do not address it in policy; 79% of travelers prefer ride-sharing, and while home-sharing carries risks like key/access processes, some companies are taking baby steps.
Impact and considerations
Travel policies increasingly reflect corporate culture and talent attractiveness; companies need to consider whether to include bleisure and home-sharing in policies to balance employee expectations and risk management.
Key points
- 36% of hiring managers report candidates asking for a copy of the company travel policy.
- 75% of business travelers took a bleisure trip last year, but many travel managers do not address it in policy.
- 79% of travelers prefer ride-sharing, which travel managers have widely embraced.
- Home-sharing carries risks like key/access processes, but some companies are taking baby steps, such as allowing it for longer trips or vetting properties through corporate security.
- Revising travel policy involves multiple stakeholders, and the approval process is a major roadblock.
Sources and time
- Primary source
- SAP Concur
- Other sources
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- First source publication
- 29 Jun 2022, 19:47
- Page published
- 14 Aug 2026, 08:33
- Last updated
- 29 Jun 2022, 19:47
- Original links
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