2015 U.S.-Booked Air Volume: $95 million
2015 Global
Air Volume: $145 million
Principal Air
Suppliers: Alaska, American,
Delta
Principal
Hotel Suppliers: Hyatt,
Marriott, Starwood
Principal Car
Rental Supplier: Hertz
Principal Card
Supplier: American Express
Principal
Online Booking Tool: Sabre
GetThere
Principal
Global Expense Supplier: Infor
Consolidated
U.S. TMC: ATG
BTN estimates that sports and
fitness retailer Nike slightly increased its U.S.-booked air volume in 2015
from $92.8 million in 2014, while its global air volume rose from $139.4
million. Nike revised its T&E policy in 2014 but made no policy changes in
2015. The goal for 2015 was to extend apps to make business travel easier and
more friendly for its more than 66,000 travelers. In 2015, it launched Concur
Travel as its online booking tool. It also consolidated its approach to airline
suppliers. In 2016, it aims to ramp up its adoption of the Concur Travel
booking tool. It will reflect that emphasis by incorporating it into policy as
the primary booking channel.
Nike’s
U.S.-booked air volume breaks down as 30 percent domestic and 70 percent
international. While Nike does not have a single global travel policy, it does
have a single policy in place for more than 80 percent of its travel spending.
Nike’s domestic travel is consolidated with TMC ATG and outside the United
States it is served by travel agencies in ATG’s partner network. The company
uses an individual bill, central pay program. In its fiscal year 2015, Nike’s
revenue grew 10 percent to $30.6 billion.