Combining Business and Leisure Travel Is the New Normal
Photo Credit: A businessman enters the subway in New York City. More business travelers are willing to take a leisure trip before or after they arrive for work. Flickr / John Fraissinet
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People don't leave their preferences and desires behind when they travel for business. New research shows that tech workers, in particular, love to turn their business trips into a mini-vacation.
I hate the term bleisure, but it looks like it's here to stay.
New research shows why business travelers decide to add leisure elements to their trips, and the reality is that more than half of business travelers will happily use business travel as a launching point for an opportunity to explore. This has serious ramifications for travel managers and others in charge of corporate spending. Check out the story below.
We also have news below on how the travel industry is slowly becoming more eco-friendly, and the latest on the struggles of various global airlines.
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