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AirPlus available in Canada, Mexico
AirPlus International says it has expanded its AirPlus Company Account system.
Corporate travel managers in Canada and Mexico can now use the account as a form of payment for all air transactions and agency services.
The AirPlus Company Account combines all agency service fees and air transactions on a single, detailed invoice for reconciliation; it’s fully compatible with online reservation tools.
“The launch of the AirPlus Company Account in Canada and Mexico signifies AirPlus International’s commitment to produce expansion throughout North America,” said Richard Crum, president and CEO.
He said AirPlus makes it possible for companies to manage all corporate travel purchasing through a single provider.
The system is tailor-made to enable companies to better analyze and control their travel spending by providing detailed and accurate data including company, traveler and trip-specific information.
Report by David Wilkening
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