Historically, the travel industry has treated different demographics as distinct entities, with little overlap. There are business travelers checking into a standard Sheraton or Hilton and racking up loyalty points for a blow out summer vacation at a luxury property in Maui. And then there are those experience-obsessed, budget-conscious millennials, who are supposedly seeking more frequent and off-the-beaten-track trips using the likes of Airbnb.

But of course, millennials go on business trips, too. And when they do, they're increasingly planning them in the same way they would a weekend away—which is perhaps why travel companies are adapting to their needs.

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