Work from home is killing business-class travel, experts say
One group yet to join in the rush to airports are business travelers, according to a new report from the Associated Press' David Koenig, who spoke to industry groups and airline executives about the relatively slim amount of non-recreational travel being booked by large companies in 2022.. OAG travel analyst John Grant told the Associated Press that this…
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