Companies may find themselves attributed a “broad target” even though they include business travel in a target they have set. This is because targets that include business travel together with other sources of emissions may be able to be achieved without a meaningful reduction in business travel. For example, if a target is set on  employee commuting and business travel, it is well possible that the company achieves its target by reducing employee commuting emissions only. For business travel emissions to be meaningfully targeted, they must represent a substantial share of the scope on which a target is set. We considered a target to be business travel specific if travel emissions represent more than 75% of the emissions on which a target is set, and/or if the company clearly and explicitly detailed its plan to reduce business travel emissions as part of its broader target.