A fresh review among mid-sized companies shows a clear trend towards video meetings. But not all trips disappear — some become more important.
DN Demo Desk · 5 min ago · 4 min read
Six out of ten finance directors in mid-sized Norwegian companies plan to spend less on travel next year, according to a review DN has seen. On average, budgets are cut by 14 per cent.
The reasoning is rarely climate alone. Most point to cost and time: a one-day meeting in Stavanger easily costs an Oslo company NOK 8,000 and a full working day per participant.
At the same time the figures show a clear pattern: the trips being cut are internal. Executives still travel to meet customers, suppliers and boards — and sever…
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