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2017: Ready to roll


BBT takes a look at what the new year may bring... 2017 CAR PRICE PROJECTIONS


BUYERS’ BUDGETS


The Business Travel Show surveyed 178 European buyers and asked how their budgets will compare for 2017 to 2016.


2017 v 2016 BUDGETS


32% greater 21% smaller 47% same


AIRLINE BUDGETS


40% greater 15% smaller 45% same


ACCOMMODATION BUDGETS


32% greater 14% smaller 54% same


NUMBER OF TRIPS MANAGED


Source: The Business Travel Show


CWT’s prediction for the global economy to grow this year.


3.5% Source: Carlson Wagonlit Travel 26 BBT November/December 2016 28 BBT January/February 2017


48% more 37% same 15% fewer


Source: GBTA/Carlson Wagonlit Travel AIRFARE FORECAST


American Express Global Business Travel forecast the rising and falling cost of airfares for the EMEA region for 2017 compared to 2016.


France


Germany Poland


South Africa UAE UK


Short-haul economy -1.5%


3% 4%


-0.5% 1.3% -2%-


Long-haul business -1%


1.5% 3% 2%


0.5% 3%


Source: American Express GBT EMEA Airfare and Hotel Rate Forecast BUYINGBUSINESSTRAVEL.COM


1.5% 1%


0.5% 0%


-0.5% -1%


The GBTA/CWT 2017 Global Travel Price Outlook shows the anticipated rise and fall of car rental prices globally in the coming year.


0.8% 0.5% 0% 0% -0.1% 0% 0%


Asia Pacific Eastern Europe


Middle East and Africa Western Europe


Latin America and the Caribbean


North America Globally


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