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Corporate bookings have not completely collapsed, but recent shifts in U.S. policies have significantly altered the previously optimistic outlook for the $1 trillion global business travel industry. Just months ago, the sector was poised for a robust recovery following the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Companies were beginning to reinstate travel budgets and schedule meetings, signaling a return to normalcy.
However, escalating trade tensions and changing regulations have introduced a layer of uncertainty that has left businesses hesitant. Many organizations are now reassessing their travel strategies, weighing the costs against potential risks associated with international travel. The once-promising resurgence of corporate travel is now tempered by concerns about economic stability and geopolitical dynamics.
As companies navigate this complex landscape, the future of business travel remains unpredictable. Stakeholders in the industry are closely monitoring developments, hoping for a resolution that will restore confidence and facilitate a full recovery in corporate travel.
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