In association with


759.45MB a day


Average data use for a business traveller, according to iPass WIFI, WHEREFORE ART THOU?


Best and worst hotel chains for wifi (based on quality of connection and whether it’s free), according to hotelwifitest.com


BEST


1 2


4 5


Nordic Choice Radisson Blu


3 Renaissance Mercure


Ibis and Ibis styles Source: Hotel Wifi Test report (May, 2015) WORST 1 Hampton Inn 2 Homewood Suites


3 Extended Stay America 4 Embassy Suites 5 NH Hotels


For video conference & calls For web browsing. For checking email.


Source: iPass. The Cost of Keeping in Touch – The Business Traveller Connectivity Cost Index


29.25MB 12MB


A study by wifi network


provider iPass found this average daily data usage includes these elements (see right):


629.5MB


of internal European flights have wifi.


Source: iPass. The Cost of Keeping in Touch


15%


50% 49% 46%


22% GETTING MOBILE


The percentage of global business


travellers who said they would be “interested”/ “very interested” in using a mobile...


...to coordinate meals and travel;


...to keep track of payments and expenses;


...and to take pictures of expense receipts


The percentage of global business travellers who say they are likely to try, or switch to, a cashless wallet in the coming year.


Source: GBTA Business Traveller Sentiment Index Global Report BUYINGBUSINESSTRAVEL.COM


of business travellers aged 18-34 “agree” or “strongly agree” that it’s important to be able to access their itinerary or expenses on a mobile app.


Source: GBTA Business Traveller Sentiment Index Global Report


BBT SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2015 25 69%


of Millennial-age (aka Gen Y) business travellers expect to use an on-demand car service such as Uber or Lyft in the next 12 months.


Source: GBTA Business Traveller Sentiment Index Global Report


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