Price beat policy introduced by Corporate Traveller

Business travellers will soon have access to a new price beat policy set up by Corporate Traveller, which is backed by a “Fly for Free” guarantee.

Lorna Brett
Lorna Brett
Hot Tips · 21 June 2011 · 2 min read
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Business travellers will soon have access to a new price beat policy set up by Corporate Traveller, which is backed by a “Fly for Free” guarantee.

Under the new policy, if travellers find a cheaper available airfare elsewhere, Corporate Traveller will beat it or the company will waive the cost of the airfare and allow the client to fly for free.

Corporate Traveller National Marketing Manager Chris Preston said the guarantee reiterated the company’s ability to source the cheapest and best airfares for domestic and long-haul travel for corporate clients.

“While the cost of flying still remains very affordable, cost-conscious business owners want to know they are buying their travel at the most competitive price. Our guarantee ensures all of our clients are given the opportunity to receive the best ticket prices everyday of the year,” Preston said.

According to Preston, Corporate Traveller believes its clients should have access to the cheapest available airfares, and those that best suit their style of business travel.

“If a corporate traveller is buying restricted or discounted air tickets and they’re continuously making ticket changes, the ongoing cost of change fees could end up costing their company more in the long-term. Alternatively if a traveller is paying for fully-flexible fares and the flexibility to change the flight time isn’t needed, this also represents missed savings for a business,” he said.

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