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The price on screen is only part of the story
An airline ticket that can’t be changed. A hotel rate that leaves breakfast, Wi-Fi, and flexibility off the bill. A booking that leaves you on your own when plans change.
At Corporate Traveler, we look beyond the displayed fare or rate. We bring together published, private, negotiated, and NDC content, then account for the costs and conditions that determine what the trip is really worth.
So travelers spend less time hunting. Arrangers spend less time second-guessing. And finance gets fewer “bargains” that need explaining later.
The right options to power your program
How our supply specialists build your program
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1. Start with how your business travels
Our supply specialists review your travel patterns, then help shape the hotel and car program around them — at no additional cost.
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2. Match the right rates to the right trips
We match our Global Program Rates, Breakfast Plus, discount tiers, and loyalty rates to what matters to you and your people.
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3. Benchmark, then negotiate
When there is room to improve, we can use Flight Centre Travel Group’s supplier relationships and volume to negotiate directly with suppliers for you.
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4. Keep finding value after booking
We can monitor hotel bookings for better rates, keep unused air tickets in play for future trips, and help with changes, cancellations, and rebooking when plans move.
Choice, tailored to your program
Your business sets the guardrails. Your travelers bring their preferences. Corporate Traveler helps put both into the booking experience, helping narrow a broad range of air, hotel, car, and rail options to the choices that fit the trip.
95.9% of Corporate Traveler hotel rates equal or beat the best available rate online
Loyalty acceleration
With standard loyalty programs, frequency is rewarded over years. At Corporate Traveler, however, we negotiate offers that shrink this timeline: status boosts, bonus qualifying activity, and fast-track paths that aren't available to the general public.
Best of all, this is on top of the points and recognition travelers already earn through our hotel and car programs.
Keep earning on negotiated rates
Loyalty numbers stay connected to bookings that use our negotiated and discount rates, so travelers keep earning points and status even when they're getting a rate the public can't access.
Better status, better compliance
Upgrades, flexibility, and recognition give travelers more reason to book inside the program. That helps improve policy compliance, and makes it more likely that negotiated savings are actually realized.
Fast-track your status
Elite status usually takes time. Our negotiated fast-track offers can help travelers get there sooner, with status boosts, bonus qualifying activity, and other shortcuts to the next tier.
New Distribution Capability (NDC)
Airline distribution is changing. Corporate Traveler tests supported NDC content before bringing it into your travel program, so your travelers get more airline choice with the booking and servicing experience you expect.
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More airline content in one place
Access available NDC fares, branded options, seats, bags, and other extras alongside the rest of your air content.
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Added with care
We introduce NDC content only after confirming that it works through the booking journey.
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Ready for disruption
We also test payment, changes, and cancellations before switching it on, so new airline content is practical to use after the initial purchase.
Need something more specific? Let’s chat.
Charters, production movement, unusual multi-market trips: anything that doesn’t fit neatly into a standard booking flow. Our supply specialists can shape content and supplier strategies around the nuances of the trips your business takes.
Frequently asked questions
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What does travel supply and content mean?
Travel supply and content refers to the fares, rates, inventory, and booking options available through a managed travel program. Corporate Traveler brings together air, hotel, car, rail, and NDC content, including published, private, and negotiated options, so businesses can compare more of the market in one place.
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What types of airfare and hotel rates can businesses access?
Corporate Traveler provides access to published, private, negotiated, and NDC airfare, along with hotel options that include Global Program Rates, Breakfast Plus, discounted rates, loyalty rates, and long-stay accommodations. Availability varies by supplier, market, and trip, but the goal is to give travelers broader choice while keeping business needs in view.
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What is NDC airline content, and how does Corporate Traveler use it?
NDC is airline content distributed directly by carriers outside traditional booking channels. It can include fares, seats, bags, and branded options. Corporate Traveler brings tested NDC content into the managed travel program when it can be supported through booking, changes, and cancellations.
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Can Corporate Traveler load our existing negotiated rates?
Yes. Corporate Traveler can work with eligible company-negotiated airline, hotel, and car rates and bring them into the managed program alongside Corporate Traveler content. That makes it easier to compare the agreements you already have with the wider market and identify where your existing rates (or Corporate Traveler’s supplier relationships) offer the better value.
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How does Corporate Traveler compare total-trip value?
Corporate Traveler looks beyond the displayed fare or room rate. Depending on the trip, factors such as change rules, refundable options, included amenities, routing, travel time, ground transportation, traveler productivity, and unused credits can all affect the true cost. Our teams help customers weigh those factors when comparing options.
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What support is available when a booking changes?
Corporate Traveler provides expert support when travel plans change, including help with rebooking, cancellations, missed connections, fare and rate rules, and other itinerary changes. Travel Managers can step in when a trip becomes more complex, while eligible air and hotel bookings may also continue to be monitored for savings or optimization opportunities after purchase.