Overview
- The platform’s analysis attributes about €1.1 billion to extra lodging, ground transport, meals and overtime, plus roughly €200 million in rebooking fees.
- Nearly one million business travelers are affected annually in Germany, according to the estimate.
- The calculation covers direct, trackable costs and excludes potential losses from missed deals.
- TravelPerk executive Eugen Triebelhorn says travel disruption has become normal in Germany and intrudes on private life, dampening motivation and output.
- Triebelhorn advises practical measures such as flying the evening before, using priority lanes and arriving early to reduce stress and maintain flexibility.