Corporate trips grew by 15% in June this year compared to the same month of 2019
One of the sectors most affected by the pandemic, business trips, begins to show a recovery in June. Corporate travel increased by 15% in June of this year, compared to the 2019 pre-plays period, according to data released by the Brazilian association of business travel (Abracorp). In June, The segment gained R $ 972 million.
In the semester, the comparison with 2019 shows a 13.8%drop, driven by the trend of the international segment, however the projection for the year is an expansion of 20%.
Already the Incentive Travel – A company travel style more focused on the gratification and motivation of employees – had a 37% growth in the first half of this year, compared to the same period of 2019, according to TGK Travel data, a company specialized in incentive travel
Demand repressed by the pandemic
While the data indicate a strong growth in the sector, TGK believes that much of this is due to the demand repressed by the pandemic period: “This year we are witnessing an exponential growth of incentive trips. To leave the house e I can no longer participate in online events, Just as the travels that had been deleted due to the pandemic, “explains Thais Sacchelli, director of events and incentives Travel of Tgk Travel, explains.
The recovery is also observed by Silvio SalalloWicz, CEO of Duo & Eco, a company that provides events and business trips: “Today, The company travel market is resumed quite positive. The travels that had been contracted in 2019 to take place in 2020 and that had to be frozen due to the pandemic are now resumed in 2022 and several are already scheduled for 2023, when we foresee an even more expressive recovery in the sector.
So far, in 2022, the company has gained 50% of the target compared to 2019 and plans to return to the same levels of 2019 by the end of the year. the sector: “International travel continue to be the most sought after When we think of incentives and destinations such as the United States, Portugal and destinations such as Tahiti, Thailand, Indonesia, Maldive and South Africa are trend for 2023 “.
Source: Terra
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