2017 U.S.-Booked Air Volume: $73.7 million
2017 U.S. T&E: $700 million
Principal Air Suppliers: Delta,
American & United
Principal Hotel Suppliers: Marriott,
Hilton & InterContinental
Principal Car Rental Suppliers:
National & Hertz
Principal U.S. Online Booking Tool:
GetThere
Principal U.S. Expense Supplier:
Chrome River
Principal Payment Supplier: American
Express
Primary U.S. TMC: BCD
Toyota Motor North America's U.S.-booked travel spend
dropped $1.4 million in 2017, and the company expects it to decrease by $11.7
million in 2018 to $62 million. For 2018, the company has mandated travel
booking channels and instituted hotel rate caps and plans to implement a
meetings policy in 2019. Toyota North America also plans to bring Canada and
Mexico into its managed travel program, which currently has a single travel
policy for the U.S. and has an individual bill/central pay card program.
Fifty-three percent of 2017 U.S.-booked air spend was for international travel.
Seventy-one percent of U.S.-booked air tickets were made on approved online
tools, and 82 percent of those were booked without an agent's help. BCD Travel
handled 80 percent of the company's U.S.-booked air volume. The company
recorded revenue of $3.7 billion in 2017.