Business travel faces hit even post-pandemic; ESG is another factor
Singapore
AS corporates become accustomed to video-conferencing and appreciate its benefits, market watchers expect this to hit the demand for business travel when it is safe to fly again.
Also, climate concern could be a broader impetus for organisations to reduce business travel as part of their environment, social and governance (ESG) initiatives.
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