Companies in the U.S. spend $300 billion annually on business trips, in part because the people doing the booking don’t care how much anything costs.
Corporate credit cards, business travel policies, and airline miles all incentivize employees to spend as much as possible on work trips. “If you’re a corporate traveler, to try to get the points, you spend as much as humanely possible. If you work for a company that allows you to fly business class, you’re taking the most expensive, most luxurious ticket that is not going to get you in trouble,” said Dan Ruch, the founder and chief executive officer of Rocketrip Inc. “That doesn’t make you a bad person; that makes you human.”
May 03, 2017 at 10:30PM
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