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Business travel appears at last to be on solid footing and the lines between business and leisure travel are continuing to blur

With domestic business travel spending already at 77% of pre-pandemic levels, now is the time for hoteliers to seize this opportunity and stand out

There have to be categories that guests fall under. There are huge implications on profitability by not effectively strategizing around segmentation and mix

Ongoing challenges are expected, but there are optimistic indicators for an even stronger year ahead as organizations continue to leverage business travel

Bleisure travel and the recovery of global business travel present a unique opportunity for hotels in several ways

Group business has returned, but the makeup has skewed toward SMEs, or small to midsize enterprises, with groups from 10 to up 100

The ability to leverage technology in lieu of trips, ultimately reducing costs, continues to impact the business travel growth trajectory

With these new patterns in travel, we are seeing more disperse teams and this has an impact on the way people conduct business travel

Small and medium-size businesses (SMBs) are leading the recovery in business travel amid the radical shifts in work behavior

The industry is showing positive indicators and sentiment for 2023, a strong sign as business travel continues to come back over time