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Faster-growing SMEs link business travel to culture

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New Amex GBT report shows high-growth companies use travel beyond client work

Aug 5, 2025

A new report by American Express Global Business Travel and Ipsos finds that small and midsized companies with stronger revenue growth are traveling more—and using travel as a tool for staff development and company culture, not just for client-facing work.

Key takeaways

  • Growth leaders travel more: 66% of high-growth SMEs sent employees on international trips versus 52% of slower-growing companies.
  • Travel purpose shifts: Faster-growing firms traveled less for client projects or relationship-building than slower-growing peers.
  • Focus on development: Training, learning, and team-building trips were far more common among growth leaders (55% vs. 45%).
  • Conferences are a priority: Both groups cited conferences, trade shows, and exhibitions as top travel drivers, with growth leaders ahead at 58%.
  • Culture-building role: Travel among growth leaders supports staff engagement and company culture, not just servicing clients.
  • Innovation-oriented behavior: Growth leaders more often introduced new products, exported goods, and sought external specialist advice, especially on AI, automation, and market insights.

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