"Getaway" vs. Regular CDP
Mar 24, 2017, 11:45 am
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"Getaway" vs. Regular CDP
Hi, I'm trying to figure out how to properly book so I don't lose insurance coverage.
My company has 2 Hertz codes that are available to me: one regular and one "getaway". The getaway code price is over 2X as expensive as the regular one. When I choose the regular one it gives me the option to say it's a business trip or leisure trip. Both price out identically. Can I use the regular code, but choose leisure trip and be ok? When I choose business it shows under the CDP as official travel, but that's not there when I choose leisure.
My company has 2 Hertz codes that are available to me: one regular and one "getaway". The getaway code price is over 2X as expensive as the regular one. When I choose the regular one it gives me the option to say it's a business trip or leisure trip. Both price out identically. Can I use the regular code, but choose leisure trip and be ok? When I choose business it shows under the CDP as official travel, but that's not there when I choose leisure.
Mar 24, 2017, 2:11 pm
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Mar 24, 2017, 2:34 pm
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Hertz may be able to answer that for you.
As a Cornell alumnus, I am entitled to use the Cornell-negotiated car-rental rates for my personal travel. But the Cornell webpages describing the car-rental contracts -- including the Hertz contract -- make clear that only rentals for University business get the insurance benefits.
As a Cornell alumnus, I am entitled to use the Cornell-negotiated car-rental rates for my personal travel. But the Cornell webpages describing the car-rental contracts -- including the Hertz contract -- make clear that only rentals for University business get the insurance benefits.
Mar 27, 2017, 7:13 am
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