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  •   Home > News > International

    Business travel being a thing of the past may be music to many an executive's ear

    Business travel being a thing of the past may be music to many an executive's ear


    With remote working technology advancing significantly since the world's response to Covid19, many businesses have learnt to deal with both domestic and international business virtually.

    Some say the travel perks of high profile work are forever gone, but Business New Zealand Chief Executive Kirk Hope says to most it's no loss.

    He says if you're travelling outside of New Zealand you're always operating on a different time zone, and even in Australia it can be pretty tough on people.

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