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AVideo calls have made it technically possible to hold almost any business meeting without travelling at all, which raises a genuine question many companies now ask before booking an expensive trip: is this meeting actually worth flying someone across the world for?
BCertain conversations, however, still seem to benefit noticeably from being in the same room, particularly early relationship-building meetings or sensitive negotiations, where subtle body language and shared informal moments, like a meal afterward, are harder to replicate over a screen.
CRoutine check-ins or status updates, by contrast, rarely justify the cost and time of travel anymore, especially when a video call can accomplish the same practical outcome in a fraction of the time and expense.
DMany companies have settled on a middle approach: traveling for a handful of genuinely important moments each year, such as signing a major deal or starting a new partnership, while handling nearly everything else remotely.