B2E · Corporate travel management
Travel programmes for 150+ corporations
Policy, duty of care, reporting and preferred supplier agreements — managed with efficiency, compliance and cost control at the front.
Paxway manages corporate travel programmes for more than 150 organisations, including globally recognised brands. The service covers travel policy design and enforcement, duty-of-care tracking and reporting, preferred supplier agreements, and dedicated account management across four global markets.
What the programme covers
Three things a corporate travel programme has to get right
Corporate travel policy management
Policy designed with you, then enforced at the point of booking — so compliance is the default rather than an audit finding.
Duty of care & reporting
Know where your travellers are and what the programme costs, with reporting built for finance teams and risk teams alike.
Preferred supplier agreements
Negotiated air, hotel and ground agreements that convert Paxway’s global volume into your programme’s rates and perks.
Inside the programme
Who each part of the service is actually for
| Component | What Paxway does | Who relies on it |
|---|---|---|
| Policy | Designs travel policy with you and enforces it at the point of booking | Travel manager, finance |
| Duty of care | Tracks traveller location and supports the organisation’s obligations | Risk, HR, security |
| Reporting | Reports programme spend, compliance and performance | Finance, procurement |
| Suppliers | Negotiates preferred air, hotel and ground agreements | Procurement, travellers |
| Account | Provides a dedicated account manager for the programme | Travel manager |
| Booking | Handles reservations and changes across four markets | Travellers, bookers |
Over 150 corporations — including globally recognised brands — have entrusted Paxway with their travel management. We understand enterprise-level requirements and deliver programmes that balance quality, compliance and cost.
Multi-market programmes
One programme, four markets, one account manager
A programme that spans regions usually fragments: different agencies, different policies, different reporting formats, and no single view of spend or traveller location. Because Paxway operates its own offices across NORAM, LATAM, EMEA and APAC on one platform, a multi-market programme stays a single programme — with multi-currency and multi-language support built in, and one dedicated account manager accountable for all of it.
Common questions
Corporate travel management
What is corporate travel management?
Corporate travel management is the practice of running a company’s business travel as a managed programme — setting policy, controlling spend, tracking traveller safety and negotiating supplier rates — rather than leaving employees to book independently.
How many companies does Paxway manage travel for?
More than 150 corporations, including some of the world’s most recognised brands.
Does Paxway support duty of care obligations?
Yes. Duty of care and reporting are core parts of the B2E service, covering traveller tracking and the reporting that risk, HR and finance teams need.
Can Paxway manage a travel programme across several countries?
Yes. Programmes run across NORAM, LATAM, EMEA and APAC on one platform, with multi-currency and multi-language support and a single dedicated account manager.
Do we get a dedicated account manager?
Yes. Dedicated account management is included on every corporate programme, regardless of how many markets it covers.