Reading the cards – BBT presents an overview of business travel and MICE predictions for the year ahead
Going ahead
Upward bound
Turbulent times
On the rise
Where we’ll meet this year... Read Now

Come together – Despite economic uncertainty, the global MICE industry looks healthy. BBT analyses the data
Ticking the boxes
Blueprint for success
Mulling it over
Blue sky thinking
Leading the way
Look on the bright side
Safety first... Read More

Experience is everything – What helps to maintain wellness? BTN Europe drills into the data to find out what makes business travellers happy
Must haves
Falling short
Data neglect
Hotel horrors
Booking wishlist
Practise what you preach
Frustration factors
Difference of opinion... Read More

Stay for a while – A visual snapshot of some of the key stats on corporates' use of extended stay properties
A welcome boost
Cooling off
Typical user
What's the delay?
New trends
On the up
Longer away
Make way for sharing
Average stay... READ MORE

Data disturbance – With high-profile data breaches in the travel industry hitting the news in recent years, BTN Europe finds some troubling details about business travellers and cyber security
Pointing fingers
Wifi risk
Holiday hazards
Tense travellers
Travel industry data breaches in numbers
Tips for travellers to mitigate cyber risk while on the road... READ MORE

Laying the groundwork – Ground transportation looks set to be significantly impacted by technology. BBT compiles key stats on this sometimes forgotten area of corporate policies
Troubled travel managers
Miles ahead
Time to upgrade
Female travellers
Shifting gears
Looking ahead... View PDF

Forecasting for Success – BTN Europelooks at predictions for the year ahead across business travel, meetings and events, as well as what buyers believe they will face throughout 2019
Tech trends
Defining the boundaries
Checklist for China
Unlucky Irish
More meetings
Ascending accommodation
Room for growth
Oil on the rise
Price hike

High Tension – As the Autumn BBT Forum focused on 'Finding the balance between people and policy,' what are the stats on the health risks of work trips?

Burnout culprits
Bleisure boost
Asking for help
More travel, more problems
Packing up
Lost time
Bad behaviour
Unnecessary stress
Negative effects

Safe and sound – A graphic look at how travel managers and their travellers are mitigating risks – or not
Sage advice
Challenging countries
Female disadvantage?
Change of plans
On the safe side
Young and concerned
Top challenges
Steps to success

Intriguing Incidentals – In-depth analysis reveals some interesting – and shocking – truths about business travellers’ behaviour when it comes to payments and expenses
Driven by process
Slap on the wrist
Resisting change
Likely expenses
Frequent fakers
On the company dime
Popular payments
Battle of the sexes
Turning up
Thinking ahead
Stuck in their ways
Most expensed