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Trip.Biz is a digital TMC powered by Trip.com Group. Headquartered in Singapore, Trip.Biz is elevating business travel management through human-centric technology, with rich inventory, and sustainable solutions, all on one platform. With roots dating back to 2006, Trip.Biz has already garnered the trust of over 15,000 large-scale corporations and more than 1,000,000 small to medium-sized enterprises in business travel across the globe. Our global customer service POSs cater to clients across different time zones. Trip.Biz is committed to providing cost-effective and time-effective solutions that enable businesses to focus on what really matters - growth and success. By saving on travel timely and costly, businesses can invest more in their core operations, expand their reach, and achieve their goals.
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Singapore
- 852-58075555
- Biz_CS@trip.com
- trip.biz
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