Suzanne Neufang

New GBTA research highlights strong global optimism, increased budgets and shifting travel patterns across regions as companies navigate the future.

Global business travel and events prices appear to be moderating following the dramatic increases seen in recent years.

The time is now for the global travel industry to enact meaningful changes for the climate, according to a newly released report, “The State of Climate Action in Business Travel – Global Industry Barometer 2023,” from the GBTA Foundation

In a world where business is constantly changing, delivering the best experiences for companies and their employees is paramount − but more challenging than ever.

Global business travel is forecast to see an uptick in 2023 versus 2022. Companies are expected to send more employees on trips and travel suppliers anticipate an increase in corporate travel spending.

New report from GBTA and Deem examines the balance between employee travel satisfaction and corporate cost and policy objectives, and the role innovation can play.

GBTA, the voice of the global business travel industry, applauds the recent announcement on next steps in the Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Grand Challenge.  

A study by Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) and FCM — “The Evolution of Travel Program Technology” — explores how technology has impacted the travel manager’s role, the traveller experience, and the Travel Management Company (TMC) business.