Travel Management

Self-service booking engines provide consumer-grade travel search with real-time policy compliance. AI suggests cost-effective alternatives and predicts optimal booking timing. Automated expense management captures receipts through photos, categorizes spending, and generates reimbursement. Policy engines encode complex travel rules (hotel rates by city, class of service by trip type, preferred vendors) and enforce them at booking. Duty-of-care modules track traveler locations and enable mass communication during emergencies. Carbon tracking calculates emissions per trip for sustainability reporting. Analytics dashboards visualize spending patterns, compliance rates, and savings opportunities.

Navan serves 10,000+ companies where employees book travel through a mobile app with automatic policy compliance. Perk provides European and global corporate travel with AI-native booking and spend management. SAP Concur processes expense reports for millions of business travelers through deep ERP integration. Amex GBT's managed programs handle complex enterprise travel with dedicated service teams. Spotnana's infrastructure powers travel programs for companies wanting custom-branded experiences. Duty-of-care systems locate all traveling employees during crises and enable emergency communication.

Corporate travel spending is projected to reach $1.57 trillion in 2025. Navan ($613M revenue, $6.2B market cap at IPO) and Perk ($2.7B valuation) serve modern corporate travel. SAP Concur maintains ~50% of T&E software spending. Amex GBT processes $35B+ in bookings. The total corporate travel technology market exceeds $15 billion spanning platforms, TMCs, expense management, and specialty services.