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MORE THAN HALF OF CANADIAN BUSINESS TRAVELLERS SAY THEY HAVE A DIFFERENT PERSONALITY AT WORK, ACCORDING TO NEW HOTELS.COM REPORT

Financial Post · September 1, 2026 at 9:08 a.m.

TORONTO -- New Booked for Business Report from Hotels.com ® reveals how Canadian business travellers switch into work mode, what they value most from a hotel and why free breakfast has become the ultimate business-travel perk.

More than half (53%) say their personality at work is different from who they are at home, rising to 73% among Gen Z.

Hotels.com has launched a new business travel experience globally, designed to make work trips faster and easier to book.

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MORE THAN HALF OF CANADIAN BUSINESS TRAVELLERS SAY THEY HAVE A DIFFERENT PERSONALITY AT WORK, ACCORDING TO NEW HOTELS.COM REPORT

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