Fill the business travel management void with Hotel Engine– the most powerful platform for booking and managing lodging expenses. Hotel Engine simplifies business travel with consolidated billing, ultimate flexibility, and savings of both time and money. Enjoy flexible payment options like tax-exempt bookings, payment after you stay, and refundable rooms—all with no membership fees for travelers. Cut travel costs and enjoy an average of 26% off rooms while taking advantage of Hotel Engine’s platform features that simplify the booking experience and help you maximize savings.
With over 230,000 eligible rooms nationwide, we offer rates that meet or beat GSA standards. With our platform, you get visibility of GSA thresholds based on county lines, enabling easy compliance with budgetary requirements. Bake in your travel policies and get full visibility of itineraries across departments, enhancing team coordination and travel oversight. We’re proud to support the public sector with our easy-to-use platform, which gives you more control over your business travel while helping you save on hotels.
Hotel Engine Contract Documentation
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Lodging Services and Booking Tool
The University of Nebraska
Contract Number: PRO-IT-000588
Initial Term: December 18, 2023 - December 17, 2026
Renewal Options: To renew for two (2) additional one-year periods through December 17, 2028