How Do Employees Feel About Vaccines and Business Travel

A recent survey performed by Promoleaf in conjunction with Censuswide of more than 1,000 people who frequently traveled for business before COVID-19 reveals many are ready to get back on the road (and in the air). However, they are also concerned with safety.

In fact, a majority (67%) of business travelers are in favor of vaccination passports.

Key Findings

• When asked if they would pay for an early vaccine if it meant they could resume business travel and how much they would pay, just over 80% of respondents said yes, they would pay.
  • How much? While there was a wide range of answers, most would pay between $50-$300, with nearly 20% willing to pay between $300 to over $500.
• A majority (67%) are in favor of a vaccine passport for those who travel regularly.
  • The highest level of indifference (28%) came from the youngest age group, those between 16-24, and arguably those at the lowest risk for severe symptoms and complications from COVID-19.
• While many would pay for vaccines if required, most feel either the government or their employer should pay for them.
• 78% of respondents feel the families of business travelers should also be vaccinated including 94% of those who travel on a daily basis.

Other Findings Include:

Vaccinations in the Household

You said you think your company should require people to be vaccinated in order to travel for business, do you think this should be extended to their family/members of their household?

The full survey can be found at: https://promoleaf.com/blog/taking-your-shot-how-employees-feel-about-vaccines-and-business-travel