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>and the employer can't use the points from the frequent flyer program anyway This isn't always true. Some employers insist you book through their internal tra
by brk 3y ago
>and the employer can't use the points from the frequent flyer program anyway
This isn't always true. Some employers insist you book through their internal travel department or use their corporate FF accounts, which kick all the mileage and hotel night benefits to them. It's not common, fortunately, but it does happen.
- bluGill 3y agoSome of those companies have discovered that those travel departments are a profit center and so they can make more money by booking the most expensive economy seat.
- SoftTalker 3y agoYep I was just going to say I'm flying and staying in a hotel for a conference next month and although I have loyalty programs with the airline and the hotel I am getting zip for those because I had to book through my employer's travel system.
- gamblor956 3y agoWith the major hotel chains like Marriot, you can change the loyalty account getting the points when you check in.