Corporate travel booking platform
An online service where a company books and manages all employee business trips from a single interface. It typically brings together flight, hotel, rail and ground transport options alongside the company's travel policy, approval workflows and reporting tools. By centralising these functions, it replaces the need for employees to book independently across multiple websites or agencies.
Different people in the company use the platform to solve different problems. Employees get a fast, familiar way to find and book trips without chasing approvals by email. Travel coordinators can book on behalf of colleagues and keep every itinerary in one place. Finance teams receive tickets, vouchers and invoices automatically instead of collecting them after each trip, and leaders see real-time data on how much the business spends on travel and why. Because all trips run through one channel, the company also builds a complete history of its travel that can be used to plan budgets and refine the travel policy over time.
When comparing platforms, companies usually look at the breadth of available inventory, how flexibly the travel policy can be configured, the quality of reporting, integrations with accounting and HR systems, the payment options on offer and whether real people are available to help when plans change. Pricing transparency matters too: some providers add markups to fares and room rates, while others charge a clear, fixed service fee per booking.
Tumodo is a corporate travel booking platform of this kind. It brings flights from 500+ airlines, more than 3.5 million accommodation options, rail, taxis, car transfers and airport VIP lounges into one account. Prices come direct from suppliers with no hidden markups, the company's travel policy is applied automatically and reports are generated without manual input. Companies can prepay or postpay, and 24/7 support and a dedicated account manager are included.