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Business travel: conditions worse than ever
Business travel is more difficult than it was two years ago with flight delays and cancellations the cited as the biggest pet peeves, according to a new survey.
Orbitz for Business says that was the result of their first “Take 5 Survey” aimed at understanding how corporate travelers feel about today’s travel.
Results:
Ø Eighty-six percent found business travel as difficult or more so than it was two years ago.
Ø Eighty percent now book business travel online with nearly 70 percent saying they’ve had positive experiences.
Ø Along with flight delays and cancellations, security lines and carry-on restrictions are the top complaints.
Ø Most US corporate travelers conduct their business travel primarily within North America (93 percent).
Ø Twelve percent plan to travel to China or India, two rapidly growing international markets, for business purposes in the next year.
Report by David Wilkening
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