Travel CEOs Cast Doubt on Business Travel’s Full Return and 9 Other Top Travel Stories This Week
Photo Credit: Executives from United Airlines are among several in the travel industry not expecting third quarter business travel demand to reach 2019 levels. Flickr / InSapphoWeTrust
Skift Take
In Skift’s top stories this week, numerous travel CEOs express pessimism about a full recovery of corporate travel, a Bill Gates-owned firm becomes the majority stakeholder in Four Seasons Hotels, and Las Vegas emerges as the U.S.' most popular business travel destination.
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What Travel CEOs are Predicting About the Permanent Return of Business Travel: It’s hard to get a true sense of what future business travel demand will look like until international borders reopen and people can return to the office. But it is time to temper the optimism on any significant recovery happening by the end of the year. CEOs seem to finally get this.
The Airline Failures and Bankruptcies
