In the nineteenth century, steamships increased passenger travel between Europe and the United States. The rise of railroads led to an elevated demand for hotels and inns and made it attainable for the working class to afford practice fare to the countryside or huge cities. The invention of the airplane and the car additional revolutionized travel by bringing higher numbers of travelers into the market. Raja added that the SME segment’s rising share of business travel volume compared with managed corporate is mirrored in altering traveller behaviour. “The strains between leisure and business travel are positively blurring… Business travel will …