Amex GBT Forecast: Optimistic Outlook
The Amex GBT survey said face-to-face meetings are expected to flourish in 2025. result Global Forecasts for 2025 AMEX GBT Conferences and Events Point out solid growth in the conference and event industry. The 14th Annual Study surveyed between May 2023 and June 2024, with 519 conference professionals in North America, Latin America, Europe and the Asia-Pacific region. Respondents reflected overall optimism about the health of the industry while also addressing ongoing challenges such as rising costs and shortage of staff. Among the key points: Face to face domination. Survey respondents were even more enthusiastic about in-person meetings of mixed and virtual events, and internal meetings were expected to be the most common type of meeting this year. “In our increasingly digital world, predictions continue to show how seriously we all value human interaction.” The budget is increasing. All 66% of respondents expect meeting and event budgets to increase this year, while 74% are optimistic about the health of the…
Optimistic plans for growth, technology and sustainability
As 2024 draws to a close, there is strong sentiment within the global business travel industry that the year exceeded expectations, paving the way for increased budgets, strategic investments and growth initiatives in 2025. That’s according to a new research survey from Global Business 86% of global business travel buyers and travel suppliers say business travel will perform better than they expected in 2024, according to the Travel and Tourism Association (GBTA) survey Equal or better. Additionally, 67% of professionals said they were optimistic about the overall future of the industry, with results indicating a strong desire for business travel to expand by 2025. This highlights how resilient and adaptable the industry has been over the past few years and highlights an increased focus on budget, technology and sustainability going forward, even as companies deal with rising travel costs and changing traveler preferences. sex. “GBTA’s findings demonstrate that the industry is at a critical juncture. Business travel is not only…
Optimistic plans for growth, technology and sustainability
As 2024 draws to a close, there is strong sentiment within the global business travel industry that the year exceeded expectations, paving the way for increased budgets, strategic investments and growth initiatives in 2025. That’s according to a new research survey from Global Business 86% of global business travel buyers and travel suppliers say business travel will perform better than they expected in 2024, according to the Travel and Tourism Association (GBTA) survey Equal or better. Additionally, 67% of professionals said they were optimistic about the overall future of the industry, with results indicating a strong desire for business travel to expand by 2025. This highlights how resilient and adaptable the industry has been over the past few years and highlights an increased focus on budget, technology and sustainability going forward, even as companies deal with rising travel costs and changing traveler preferences. sex. “GBTA’s findings demonstrate that the industry is at a critical juncture. Business travel is not only…
The logistics industry is cautiously optimistic under the economic situation
The BlueGrace Logistics Confidence Index® for the first quarter of 2025 reveals cautious optimism among logistics professionals as companies balance strategic growth with economic uncertainty. The data showed a slight boost from positive sentiment surrounding inventory and order volume forecasts, signaling a readiness to seize growth opportunities without ignoring market risks. When it comes to inventory management, while the apparent optimism has subsided slightly, the rise in neutral sentiment suggests that companies are adopting flexible, risk-aware strategies. This adaptability allows businesses to remain sensitive to market changes without overextending themselves. Likewise, order volume forecasts also show caution, with a more neutral outlook and tapering positive sentiment, underscoring a conservative stance on near-term growth. Adam White, vice president of marketing at BlueGrace Logistics, said: “Our latest Logistics Confidence Index shows customers moving forward with cautious optimism during uncertain times. Shippers are balancing confidence with caution to position themselves to capitalize on growth , while remaining flexible in changing market conditions.” Overall,…
Survey shows optimistic outlook for meetings industry in 2025
The latest PULSE survey of the meetings industry, co-produced and sponsored by Cvent, shows a positive outlook for 2025 despite continuing domestic and global challenges. Compiled from 332 responses from professional planners, the report presents robust forecasts for conferences, attendance and overall industry health. The following are the main contents of the investigation: Planners optimistic about 2025 While only 15% of planners said they were less optimistic now than they were six months ago, the majority expected a positive trajectory. This sentiment has remained consistent throughout the year, suggesting the industry is resilient and ready for growth. Anticipated increase in meetings and attendance The number of active meetings may have slowed compared to previous years, but the pipeline remains strong. Nearly 40% of planners expect to host more meetings in 2025 than in 2024. Additionally, attendance expectations are high, with many planners expecting attendance to be higher than or similar to previous years. Rising costs and contract terms…
Survey shows optimistic outlook for meetings industry in 2025
The latest PULSE survey of the meetings industry, co-produced and sponsored by Cvent, shows a positive outlook for 2025 despite continuing domestic and global challenges. Compiled from 332 responses from professional planners, the report presents robust forecasts for meetings, attendance and overall industry health. The following are the main contents of the investigation: Planners optimistic about 2025 While only 15% of planners said they were less optimistic now than they were six months ago, the majority expected a positive trajectory. This sentiment has remained consistent throughout the year, suggesting the industry is resilient and ready for growth. Anticipated increase in meetings and attendance The number of active meetings may have slowed compared to previous years, but the pipeline remains strong. Nearly 40% of planners expect to host more meetings in 2025 than in 2024. Additionally, attendance expectations are high, with many planners expecting attendance to be higher than or similar to previous years. Rising costs and contract terms…
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