360° View of Business Travel: Trust, Value, Safety, and AI

Drawing on insights from 3,300 business travelers, 800 travel managers, and 700 CFOs across the globe, the eighth annual SAP Concur Global Business Travel Survey reveals a widening gap between the people who fund business travel, manage travel programs, and take the trips —and looks at why trust is now a critical foundation for closing that gap. 

Join us on Tuesday, July 21 as industry experts discuss the trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the future of business travel, and what organizations can do to strengthen governance, protect travelers, and prove business value. 

Discussion topics include: 

Trust, policy, and practice: when travel rules meet real-world behavior 
Nearly half of employees admit to bending or breaking travel or expense policies while on a business trip.  

The pressure to prove what business travel is actually worth 
As organizations continue to scrutinize spending, travel leaders are being asked to demonstrate business value beyond cost containment alone.  

Duty of care: Who owns traveler safety? 
Business travelers, travel managers, and CFOs don't always agree on where responsibility for traveler wellbeing begins and ends. 

AI in business travel has a governance challenge 
As AI adoption accelerates, employees are increasingly turning to AI-powered solutions—often outside approved channels.  

Why Attend? 

• Gain exclusive insights from the 8th Annual Global Business Travel Survey.
• Learn why trust is becoming a critical factor in travel program success.
• Discover how organizations are measuring and communicating the value of business travel.
• Explore emerging approaches to traveler safety, wellbeing, and duty of care.
• Understand how travel leaders are navigating AI adoption and governance.
• Walk away with practical strategies to strengthen your travel program and prepare for what's next. 

Register today to hear how industry leaders are addressing the biggest challenges—and opportunities—facing business travel programs today. If you can’t make it on June 21, sign up to watch on demand when you can.