BCD clients will unlock significant cost savings by leveraging the Rocketrip platform to provide their employees with dynamic budgets and recommend more cost-effective travel options.
NEW YORK – Rocketrip, the leading behavioral change platform for reducing corporate travel costs, together with BCD Travel, a global market leader in business travel, announced a joint partnership. BCD and Rocketrip will collaborate to introduce Incentivized Behavioral Change to its clients' corporate travel programs in order to enhance spend-reduction initiatives.
BCD clients will unlock significant cost savings by leveraging the Rocketrip platform to provide their employees with dynamic budgets and recommend more cost-effective travel options. By incentivizing employees to spend less on their flights, hotels, trains, and rental cars, BCD clients can save over $200 on the average business trip.
"We're hyper-focused on delivering innovative technology to our clients, and partnering with Rocketrip helps us to fulfill that mission," said Yannis Karmis, Senior Vice President of Product Planning and Development at BCD Travel. "Through our partnership with Rocketrip, we will be able to provide our clients with an industry-first solution that simultaneously delivers on both cost management and employee engagement."
"BCD Travel is at the forefront of innovation and recognizes the value of human-centric business travel," said Dan Ruch, CEO at Rocketrip. "We're excited to partner with them to make business travel better for employees at the world's leading organizations."
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