Business Travel Policy Survey
Ask road warriors how the travel policy and booking tools actually perform.
5 questions · 1 page · about 2 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Travel policies are written in finance and lived in departure lounges. This survey asks your frequent travellers how the policy performs in the field – booking tool usability, policy flexibility when plans change, expense claim friction, and the wellbeing question companies keep skipping: is the travel load sustainable.
The books-outside-the-tool question measures policy leakage honestly; travellers route around tools that fail them, and the reasons they give are your requirements list for the next travel-platform contract.
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Travelling for work
This survey asks how our business travel arrangements work for you. Your answers help us improve the policy and the booking tools. It takes about 2 minutes.
Q1.How would you rate each part of our travel setup?*
| Poor | OK | Good | Not applicable | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Booking tool usability | ||||
| Policy flexibility when plans change | ||||
| Hotel standard allowed | ||||
| Flight class allowed | ||||
| Expense claim process |
Q2.Do you ever book outside the official tool?*
- Never
- Occasionally - when it fails me
- Regularly
Q3.What does the booking tool fail at, when you book outside it?
Asked only if the answer to Q2 is “Occasionally - when it fails me” or “Regularly”.
Q4.Is your current travel load sustainable?
Q5.One policy change that would most improve travelling for us?
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