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2023 sap concur global business travelers report.

Today’s business travelers are eager to travel and recognize the importance of doing so for both their companies and their careers. Yet travelers’ desire and need for flexibility and companies’ current policies concerning travel frequency, duration, and destinations are not always aligned. Travelers are understandably concerned for their own health and safety, including the ability to maintain an acceptable work-life balance, as well as voicing broader concerns around the environmental impacts of travel and the social and cultural circumstances in various destinations.

• More than 9 in 10 business travelers (91%) are willing to decline an assigned trip that conflicts with these needs, values, and preferences.
• Nearly all business travelers with a formal corporate travel policy (91%) expect their company to allow the flexibility to book travel outside of company policy in cases where policy may conflict with their needs or values.
• 3 in 10 business travelers (28%) would turn down a business trip that lacks the flexibility to make adjustments outside of company policy.

These decisions to take a hard line are not made lightly, however. Business travelers consider travel critical to their careers, essential to maintaining important relationships, and imperative for aiding employee advancement. Yet such travel is becoming increasingly expensive and fraught with cancellations and delays that may require companies to make adjustments. As companies seek to balance corporate belt- tightening with travelers' demands, it is imperative they recognize the experience of business travelers and find solutions that provide the flexibility travelers seek – but do so within the purview of corporate travel programs and budgets.

In partnership with Wakefield Research, SAP Concur surveyed 3,850 business travelers across 25 global markets, to gain insight into the current state of business travel and what the next year will bring.

Download the 2023 SAP Concur Global Business Travelers Report to learn more.

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SAP Concur Unveils New Experiences for Concur Travel

This week marked the 54th annual Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) Convention where travel managers, suppliers, and other industry members come together to discuss the current and future state of corporate travel. We look forward to the event each year as an opportunity to connect with our partners and customers, showcase what’s new with SAP Concur, and contribute to the success of the industry as the global leader for travel and expense management software.

This year is especially notable as we marked new milestones in the return to business travel. Concur Travel bookings are up eight percent from the second quarter of 2022, ticking ever closer to pre-pandemic levels. Employees are keen to get a jump on their career: the fifth annual SAP Concur Global Business Travel Survey finds that nearly all respondents (94%) are willing to travel for business in the next 12 months and 92% say the future of their career depends on successful business travel, because it’s important for maintaining client relationships (42%) and starting new ones (41%).

Business travel is changing. So are we. At SAP Concur, we’re continuing to roll out new experiences as part of the evolution of Concur Travel — a journey that will reshape corporate travel programs as we create a world where travel and expenses practically manage themselves.

Evolution of Concur Travel

Reinventing the world’s leading online booking tool is no small feat. We are evolving Concur Travel to better address the current and future needs of our travelers, customers, and partners more quickly and effectively, by leveraging new, adaptable technology. Next quarter, we will introduce a new end-to-end booking experience across air, hotel, and car rental bookings for Sabre GDS from U.S. point of sale.

Our customers are at the center of everything we do — as their needs change and the corporate travel industry continues to advance — so do we. The evolution of Concur Travel rises above a flashy user interface. We’ve designed it to be scalable and ready for future innovation, capable of quickly deploying new features, functionality, and UI enhancements to benefit the entire corporate travel ecosystem.

Concur Travel: The New Travel Experience

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The new booking experience within Concur Travel features a consumer-grade user experience (UX), robust content, and smart solutions. It aims to make everyone involved in booking and expensing business travel more productive. Customers can expect:

• Content and Images : Increased global content coverage including NDC, better imagery, and richer descriptions, all consolidated into one view. The new UX will make browsing content seamless and intuitive, with the ability to easily view sustainability ratings and cost information.
• User Experience : A streamlined booking and checkout process, including a more user-friendly and intuitive UI, makes the experience more like that on consumer sites and apps. The new UX is adaptable on both mobile and desktop, designed to give users the ability to meet their needs and drive compliance across the end-to-end process.
• Sustainable Options : Sustainability continues to be a major priority for our customers. With the new Concur Travel experience, travelers can view information and filters to help limit their carbon footprint and make sustainable choices, making it easier to comply with company policies and limit the environmental impact of business travel.
• Search Capabilities : Omni-search capability that automatically merges options for many locations, such as airports, city centers, or company locations, delivered by a robust travel ecosystem. Companies have the freedom to choose from among a wide range of suppliers, sources and content to support global travel requirements.
• Time Savings : Optimized booking workflows and faster checkout process. The new experience integrates with Concur Expense for a seamless end-to-end travel and expense process — from planning and booking to expensing, auditing and reimbursement all the way to the company general ledger.

SAP Concur has been working closely with Delta Air Lines and other airlines to revamp our new airline shopping experience in Concur Travel. We are pleased to have the opportunity to collaborate with our airline partners to deliver the best travel experience for our customers in a modern travel management solution.

“The evolution of Concur Travel is an exciting breakthrough moment for booking tool displays,” said Steve Sear, executive vice president of Global Sales at Delta Air Lines. “We’re delighted to contribute to SAP Concur’s modernization and provide feedback based on our experiences and conversations with corporate customers.”

Sabre, Amadeus, and Travelport+ Users

The new booking experience will be available first on Sabre, for customers whose configurations use the settings and features available at release time and whose TMCs are ready for migration. For organizations that need more time, we will help them manage through the transition period and maintain their current experience until they are ready.

Amadeus customers can expect the new booking experience within Concur Travel in 2024.

Additionally, SAP Concur will add connectivity to Travelport+ to the road map for the evolution of Concur Travel for delivery in 2024. Connectivity will include support for both legacy/EDIFACT and NDC, as well as full access to the Travelport+ hotel and car rental content and services.

The addition of Travelport+ means that the enhanced Concur Travel will be available to users of Sabre, Travelport+, and Amadeus in 2024.

Charlie Sultan is president of Concur Travel at SAP Concur .

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2023 Global Business Travellers Report

Today’s business travellers are eager to travel and recognise the importance of doing so for both their companies and their careers.  Yet their desire and need for flexibility and companies’ current policies concerning travel frequency, duration, and destinations are not always aligned.  Travellers are understandably concerned for their own health and safety, including the ability to maintain an acceptable work-life balance, as well as voicing broader concerns around the environmental impacts of travel and the social and cultural circumstances in various destinations.  

• More than 9 in 10 business travellers (91%)  are willing to decline an assigned trip that conflicts with these needs, values, and preferences.  

Nearly all business travellers (91%)  with a formal corporate travel policy expect their company to allow the flexibility to book travel outside of company policy in cases where policy may conflict with their needs or values. 

3 in 10 business travellers (28%)  would turn down a business trip that lacks the flexibility to make adjustments outside of company policy.  

These decisions to take a hard line are not made lightly, however. Business travellers consider travel critical to their careers, essential to maintaining important relationships, and imperative for aiding employee advancement. At the same time, such travel is becoming increasingly expensive and fraught with cancellations and delays that may require companies to make adjustments. As companies seek to balance corporate belt-tightening with travellers' demands, it is vital they recognise the experience of business travellers and find solutions that provide the flexibility they seek – and do so within the purview of corporate travel programmes and budgets.    

In partnership with Wakefield Research, SAP Concur surveyed 3,850 business travellers across 25 global markets, to gain insight into the current state of business travel and what the next year will bring.  

Download the 2023 SAP Concur Global  Business Travellers  Report  to learn more.  

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2023 sap concur global business travel managers report.

Against a backdrop of economic uncertainty and rising prices, travel managers are being asked to contain costs while continuing to respond to the needs and preferences of their business travelers.    

47% describing their jobs as more stressful now than last year, nearly all travel managers (99%) expect their jobs to be even more challenging in the next 12 months.  

While employees remain eager to travel and view it as essential for their careers, they’re also acutely aware of the many threats business travel can pose and feel a responsibility to ensure their travel aligns with the social, environmental, and sustainable business travel considerations they value.  

Nearly all travel managers (98%) anticipate company travel policy changes in the coming months, with the most common reasons for these anticipated changes being focused on the travelers they support.  

Travel managers are also operating under growing pressure for transparency as they face evolving industry regulations and increasing demand from both internal and external sources to minimize the environmental impacts of their corporate travel.  

The overwhelming majority (98%) point to the need for updated data and analytics capabilities to help them execute their day-to-day responsibilities, tools that would make a major difference in easing their stress.  

In partnership with Wakefield Research, SAP Concur surveyed 700 travel managers across 7 global markets, to gain insight into the current state of business travel and what the next year will bring for travel managers.  

Download the 2023 Global Business Travelers Report to learn more.  

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Rostov on Don to Moscow

Best options, other options, transportation from rostov on don to moscow.

• Trains RUB 1,238
• Buses RUB 774
• Flights RUB 3,326
• Ferries are not available
• Taxis are not available
• Vans are not available

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Popular routes, from rostov on don.

• Rostov on Don → Tbilisi
• Rostov on Don → Istanbul
• Rostov on Don → Yerevan
• Rostov on Don → Saint Petersburg
• Rostov on Don → Minsk

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• Yerevan → Rostov on Don
• Moscow → Rostov on Don
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• Gomel → Rostov on Don
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From Moscow

• Moscow → Saint Petersburg
• Moscow → Minsk
• Moscow → Bangkok
• Moscow → Vladivostok
• Moscow → Kazan
• Minsk → Moscow
• Kyiv → Moscow
• Bangkok → Moscow
• Saint Petersburg → Moscow
• Kaliningrad → Moscow

How to get from Rostov on Don to Moscow

When you want to get from Rostov on Don to Moscow, you have a few options to consider. Traveling between these destinations is possible by different means of transport:

If you’re looking for a quick trip, it’s recommended that you use Flight. However, if you’d rather take your time with a slower, more affordable travel option, you can book a Bus ticket.

The cost of travel will depend on the means of transport you choose for your trip. A flight ticket is the most expensive option - it will cost you about RUB 25,065 . If you want to save on transportation, it’s better to take a bus as a bus ticket costs as low as RUB 774 .

How far is Rostov on Don from Moscow?

If you’re traveling by land, it’s important to know the distance from Rostov on Don to Moscow. Your trip will be a total of 651 miles (1046 km). The flying distance is 577 miles (928 km).

How long does it take to get from Rostov on Don to Moscow?

The travel time from Rostov on Don to Moscow can vary depending on the mode of transportation you choose. All things considered, the whole journey should take from 2 to 38 hours.

How much does it cost to get from Rostov on Don to Moscow?

The cost of the trip from Rostov on Don to Moscow varies according to what means of transport you choose for your journey. The most affordable operator is Local Carrier: travelling by bus expect to pay as low as RUB 774 for your ticket.

However, if you’re after more upscale travel . The most expensive variant is to opt for a flight - a one-way flight ticket can cost as much as RUB 25,065 .

Here is a chart of the average ticket prices and transportation options available from Rostov on Don to Moscow:

• Bus tickets - RUB 774 to RUB 4,023 ;
• Train tickets - RUB 1,238 to RUB 9,979 ;
• Plane tickets - RUB 3,326 to RUB 25,065 ;

How many trips per day are there between Rostov on Don and Moscow?

Depending on your choice of transportation, the number of daily trips varies.

• Flights from Rostov on Don to Moscow depart during the day - there are approximately 1 departures a day.
• Buses start plying the route from 00:00 - you can also take a bus as late as 23:50. There are 1 available bus trips every day.
• Trains always run on a set schedule - there are 1 trains per day.

Which means of transport is the best for the route?

How to choose the most convenient way of travel from Rostov on Don to Moscow? In order to make your choice of transportation easier, we asked 1000 users to range their preferences for this route. Here are the results of the poll:

• 100% decided to go for a bus.
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2023 sap concur global business travel managers report.

Against a backdrop of economic uncertainty and rising prices, travel managers are being asked to contain costs while continuing to respond to the needs and preferences of their business travellers.

• 47% describing their jobs as more stressful now than last year, nearly all travel managers (99%) expect their jobs to be even more challenging in the next 12 months.

While employees remain eager to travel and view it as essential for their careers , they’re also acutely aware of the many threats business travel can pose and feel a responsibility to ensure their travel aligns with the social, environmental, and sustainable business travel considerations they value.

• Nearly all travel managers (98%) anticipate company travel policy changes in the coming months, with the most common reasons for these anticipated changes being focused on the travelers they support.

Travel managers are also operating under growing pressure for transparency as they face evolving industry regulations and increasing demand from both internal and external sources to minimise the environmental impacts of their corporate travel .

• The overwhelming majority (98%) point to the need for updated data and analytics capabilities to help them execute their day-to-day responsibilities, tools that would make a major difference in easing their stress.

In partnership with Wakefield Research , SAP Concur surveyed 700 travel managers across 7 global markets, to gain insight into the current state of business travel and what the next year will bring for travel managers.

Download the 2023 Global Business Travelers Report to learn more.

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