2017 U.S.-Booked Air Volume: $162 million
2017 U.S. T&E: $541 million
Principal Air Suppliers: American,
Delta, United & Southwest
Principal Hotel Suppliers: Marriott,
Hilton & Hyatt
Principal Car Rental Suppliers:
Hertz & Avis
Principal U.S. Online Booking Tool:
GetThere
Principal U.S. Expense Supplier: SAP
Concur
Principal Payment Supplier: Diners
Club Mastercard
Consolidated U.S. TMC: Amex GBT
Global tax and advisory network
KPMG had $162 million in U.S.-booked air volume in 2017, down from $174 million
in 2016. The company expects that volume to jump back up to $170 million in
2018. Seventy-five percent of U.S.-booked air volume was for domestic travel.
Of KPMG's U.S.-booked airline tickets, 77 percent were made through the company's
approved online channels, and 80 percent of those were touchless. In 2017, the
company took a data-driven approach to analyzing traveler behavior and used
that analysis to refresh policy. That process continues through 2018. The
company does not have a global policy but does have a single policy for the
U.S. KPMG's corporate card program is individual bill/central pay. The company's
2017 revenue was $7 billion.