have been predicting that after the outbreak eases in the US, vacations will return well before business travel does.
"I think we're seeing that you can do a lot [via] video conferencing, and that's going to have a big impact on how often people travel for work," Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky told Business Insider. "Business travel isn't going to go away, but I think it's going to look very different in the future." Imperato isn't the only leader rethinking how prominent a role business travel needs to play in future operations.shift to remote work
"Paradoxically, the crisis has significantly improved the way we operate and made us more efficient with no lunches, dinners, or traveling," Sir Martin Sorrell, chairman of S4 Capital, a media company based in London, said. Sorrell is also the founder and former CEO of advertising giant WPP. "People will be more comfortable with virtual meeting solutions and travel will become something we do when it's absolutely necessary," he said. Several leaders said it would take a viable vaccine for this to change.
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