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As Market Settles, Corps. Largely Maintain Tentative Approach
(SOURCE: BUSINESS TRAVEL NEWS)

After a tumultuous March and April that featured a broad range of new U.S. tariffs, strains in international relations and softening U.S. domestic leisure and some inbound international travel, May brought a bit of relative tranquility, with postponements of some of the most consequential tariffs and a rebounding market. Still, though, many corporates remain hesitant with regard to business travel, eschewing both aggressive increases and deep cuts as they wait for more clarity about future economic conditions, according to observers.

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GBTA Sustainability Summit 2025?

The GBTA Sustainability Summit on June 10 in Washington D.C. is going to be full of engaging discussions, networking opportunities, and insights into how we can make business travel more sustainable.

The Main Stage Opening Session will kick things off with industry leaders sharing how sustainability is not just good for the planet but also for business growth and innovation. Topics include balancing cost, efficiency, and risk while having a positive impact on the environment.

You’ll also hear from Shashank Nigam about the latest advancements in aviation and climate technology during his session, "Beyond the Buzz: What’s Actually Achievable with New Aviation Tech?" And don’t forget the exclusive book signing of Sustainability in the Air!

Make sure to check out the full agenda and register today to get your spot at this essential event.
 

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