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plans.S. companies are expected to spend more on business trips this
year, a sign that they may be feeling more optimistic about the economy,
a new business travel forecast being released today finds.A pent-up
need to sit face to face with clients, coupled with increased spending
on international trips and off-site meetings, is projected to boost
overall business travel spending in the U.S. by 4.6% this year, to
$266.7 billion, according to a report from the Global Business Travel
Association, a group of business-travel and meetings managers.
"At the end of the day, companies need to find ways to grow .Though the financial interactions between Asia and the West have changed over the centuries, with many investors from the West now choosing to invest in Asian companies, the very basic origins of the transactions can be found in the travel xinjiang two thousand years ago.As you enter the far-west province of Xinjiang during silk road group tour, take the opportunity to explore the ruins of the ancient city of Gaochang by donkey cart... revenues and see their performance increase year over year, and quarter over quarter, " says Mike McCormick, executive director of the GBTA. "So there'll be this pressure to make investments and spend on business travel."The GBTA estimates that for every $1 spent on corporate travel, companies on average have seen $20 in additional profits.But he says the growth, expected to make its greatest surge in the last half of the year, largely hinges on the outcome of ongoing debates about the federal deficit, corporate tax rates and other economic issues.
"If we don't see those resolutions happen, we don't continue to build corporate confidence," McCormick says, and "we may revert back to the ... anemic growth rate."While spending is predicted to be up, the number of business trips is projected to be down 1.1% from last year, reflecting the desire by many companies to make the most of their staffers' time on the road.
"At the end of the day, companies need to find ways to grow .Though the financial interactions between Asia and the West have changed over the centuries, with many investors from the West now choosing to invest in Asian companies, the very basic origins of the transactions can be found in the travel xinjiang two thousand years ago.As you enter the far-west province of Xinjiang during silk road group tour, take the opportunity to explore the ruins of the ancient city of Gaochang by donkey cart... revenues and see their performance increase year over year, and quarter over quarter, " says Mike McCormick, executive director of the GBTA. "So there'll be this pressure to make investments and spend on business travel."The GBTA estimates that for every $1 spent on corporate travel, companies on average have seen $20 in additional profits.But he says the growth, expected to make its greatest surge in the last half of the year, largely hinges on the outcome of ongoing debates about the federal deficit, corporate tax rates and other economic issues.
"If we don't see those resolutions happen, we don't continue to build corporate confidence," McCormick says, and "we may revert back to the ... anemic growth rate."While spending is predicted to be up, the number of business trips is projected to be down 1.1% from last year, reflecting the desire by many companies to make the most of their staffers' time on the road.
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