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Concur says new tools cutting corporate costs
Concur Technologies Inc. says Cliqbook Travel customers now have access to content from Park N’Fly Network and Virgin Blue Airlines.
That and “innovative new hotel booking features” are designed to help customers drive down costs of corporate travel programs.
“These new features build on Concur’s commitment to innovation as the company continues to expand the breadth of content available to corporations using Cliqbook Travel,” the company said.
The airport move is designed to help corporate travellers find dependable, safe and convenient parking.
Cliqbook Travel customers through an agreement with Park N’Fly Network can now book reservations at 53 airport parking locations across the US. Corporate travellers can save up to 50% on standard airport parking fees, according to Concur.
Direct connects with Virgin Blue Airlines provide broad access to airline pricing.
Cliqbook Travel’s interactive features now include hotel mapping, allowing customers to capture specific details on hotel locations and geography.
Report by David Wilkening
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