Travel & Transportation

Airlines, Hotels, Workspaces Get Creative in Effort to Buoy Business Travel

How to fill empty rooms and empty seats

United is partnering with Peerspace to bundle flights alongside office space. Source: Getty Images, United, CitizenM

By Ryan Barwick

October 8, 2020

As the global aviation industry begins to take flight again, U.S. airlines are starting to get creative about keeping their most valuable flyers: business travelers.

Ryan Barwick
@RyanBarwick ryan.barwick@adweek.com Ryan is a brand reporter covering travel, mobility and sports marketing.
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