With our infographics we visualize important trends in business travel as well as must-know information from our papers and reports in an easy-to-understand way. Download our infographics below.
A sustainable travel program brings plenty of benefits, care about the planet being one of them. It enhances a company’s image, plays a role in personnel recruitment and retention and boosts traveler satisfaction. These positive effects are “extremely” or “very important” to around three quarters of travel buyers. Download PDF
There’s a lot to be done when it comes to measuring travel sustainability. Carbon emissions and their offset along with sustainability questions in RfPs are used by travel buyers more frequently than the rest of metrics. Around a third keep track of these indicators. Download PDF
Three quarters of travel buyers report having a sustainability manager or a team accountable for sustainability matters in the company. Of those, 40% of travel buyers regularly interact with their sustainability manager. Sustainability managers are most engaged with offsetting carbon emissions, working on a travel program or tracking its sustainability. Occasionally, they collaborate with travel …
6 in 10 travel buyers report that their travel program encourages sustainable travel. The remaining 40% are equally divided between those providing a negative answer and those indecisive. Download PDF
Travel buyers recognize their sustainability priorities must be aligned with general company sustainability goals. Tracking travel sustainability and reducing its environmental impact are of higher importance than offsetting 3,6 carbon emissions. While two thirds of travel buyers report their company is publishing an annual sustainability report, a quarter do not have this information. Download PDF
Duty of care is the top travel program priority steadily leading the travel managers’ ratings in 2020-2021. A similar picture emerges for traveler satisfaction and wellbeing – its importance has stayed high throughout.
In this infographic, we share some valuable advice for a safe experience when taking a flight.
In this infographic, we share some valuable advice for a safe experience at your destination
In this infographic, we share some valuable advice for a safe experience at the hotel.
In this infographic, we share some valuable advice for a safe experience when using ground transportation
With lockdowns persisting, it’s not surprising to see a decline in the share of travelers expecting to resume travel during the first half of 2021 (since we last surveyed them in Dec. 2020).
Business travelers are most positive about the benefits offered by effective vaccines. Other travel-enabling measures, such as pre-departure testing and digital health passes, are also rated highly. But quarantine, which may disrupt travel, has a negative effect on traveler confidence.
In this document you’ll find: What characteristics a digital health passport must have to be successful and what the traveler concerns are from business travelers.
We’ve shared some advice and tips to help you prepare for and navigate the new experience.
In these infographics, we share some valuable advice for a safe experience when traveling by taxi, by intercity and international rail, by bus, commuter trains and subway or when renting a car.
As you resume business travel, information will be at the heart of your defenses against COVID-19. Travel managers can provide you with timely and relevant information, particularly when deploying travel management company (TMC) backed apps like BCD Travel’s TripSource®. We’ve shared some extra advice and tips you can use throughout your trip to support a …
As you resume business travel, information will be at the heart of your defenses against COVID-19. Travel managers can provide you with timely and relevant information, particularly when deploying travel management company (TMC) backed apps like BCD Travel’s TripSource®. We’ve shared some extra advice and tips you can use throughout your trip to support a …
This infographic provides tips to travelers to resume business travel during COVID-19.
