US Work and Travel Market Report 2022
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This report provides comprehensive and current information and analysis of the work and travel market including work and travel market size, work and travel market share, anticipated market forecast, relevant market segmentation, and industry trends for the work and travel market in the US.
Two thirds of business travelers say that they use work-related travel to scout out locations for future leisure travel, which demonstrates how business and leisure travel have been converging. In the same way that “work-life balance” is becoming “work-life blend,” business travel is becoming more leisurely. To this end, the popular prepandemic leisure travel is being joined by workcationing and digital nomading as options to mix work and play.
Naturally, rising costs and economic uncertainty cast a pall over the future of business travel. Should the economy fall into recession, companies are likely to make budget cuts where they can. While COVID-19 proved that many businesses could conduct operations virtually, mass layoffs spurred by recession could give employers more leverage to force employees back into the office. This would reduce the amount of workcationers and digital nomads. This means that inflation and recession are the biggest threats facing an industry that earned $232.1 billion in 2022 and one that is looking to the next few years to make full recovery to prepandemic revenue.
Sans a prolonged economic downturn, the biggest opportunities lie with providers that can make the shift from thinking of business travelers as business-minded to being more like leisure travelers. This can generate the all-important loyalty that is often missing from Millennial business travelers, who make up the biggest share of travelers by far.
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Brands include: Zoom, Microsoft Teams, NomadMania.
This report, written by Mike Gallinari, a leading analyst in the Travel and Leisure sector, delivers in-depth commentary and analysis on digital nomad research to highlight current trends and add expert context to the numbers.
Calling someone a ‘business traveler’ is telling only part of the story. People traveling for business are increasingly infusing leisure into their trips. Moreover, many are auditioning their business destinations for potential future vacations. Striking the balance of accommodating a traveler’s business needs while appealing to leisure travelers is one of the challenges facing business travel providers.
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