U.S. business travel to Europe remains “largely unaffected” by the recent terrorism attacks in Paris, according to the results of a new poll published by the Global Business Travel Association.

Nearly 75 percent of the 169 U.S. business travel buyers surveyed say their company’s travel to Europe remains unchanged in the days following the attacks. A majority (57 percent) reported “no change,” while another 16 percent reported only “slight reductions” in travel plans to Europe.

Only 10 percent noted their companies temporarily suspended travel to Paris.

“This initial survey shows the resiliency of business travel in the face of these horrific attacks,” said Michael W. McCormick, executive director and COO, GBTA. “However, corporations, governments and the business travel industry must continue to work closely together to ensure a global travel system that is both safe and secure.”

The vast majority (93 percent) believe it is important travel to Europe continues as usual.

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