Initially, analyze your company's travel needs. Examine your employees' travel patterns so that you may take note of their reasons for traveling, destinations, and the providers you use. Then, evaluate your answers.
Decide on the Class of Service
Decide on the class of service you're willing to pay for. Some employees are entitled to travel in premium classes. Consider whether they need refundable airline tickets for maximum flexibility or if nonrefundable tickets, which are typically less expensive, would suffice.
Negotiate Discounts
Contact agents for travel, hotels, and rental cabs to negotiate discounts for corporate purposes. Depending on the volume of travel, consider working with specific travel agents instead of all.
Draft a Corporate Travel Policy
Draft a document outlining your corporate travel policy. Keep it concise and straightforward. If employees are responsible for booking their travel, provide clear procedures for booking.
Establish Expense Limits
Establish expense limits for meals and entertainment, and specify what is and isn't permitted. Clarify the process and timeline for submitting travel expense sheets, reports, and required supporting documents.
Reimbursement and Approval
Consider setting up reimbursements based on levels/designations, subject to approval from management or the manager. For drivers, address any charges, such as "beta," provided by owners. Establish a system for paying the supervisor or person in charge.
For more information on creating a policy, please refer to the following link:
https://www.citehr.com/289776-travel-policy.html
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