It is that time of year when we all dream of going to some beautiful destination to rest our minds and bodies. How does the thought of your company sending you on a trip while covering your expenses sound? No, this is not a joke; such companies really exist. Real Simple presents a list of nine companies that want their employees to travel and fund their trips.
Airbnb
Almost anywhere in the world, private accommodation can be found through the Airbnb website. They have also enabled their employees to travel without expensive engagements and hotels. Specifically, Airbnb grants its employees travel vouchers worth $2,000 annually.
BambooHR
Similar to Airbnb, the London-based company BambooHR also offers travel to its employees. They gift their employees $2,000 annually, calling it a “paid annual vacation.”
Evernote
Evernote is an application that helps people organize work and collaborate on projects. As a company, Evernote assists its employees in traveling by providing them with unlimited vacation days and an annual stipend of $1,000.
Expedia
Employees of the global online travel agency Expedia receive travel reimbursements ranging from $250 to $750 annually, along with discounts on purchases through the website.
FullContact
The technology company FullContact helps businesses and collaborators maintain business relationships, and it seems they also maintain good business relationships within the company itself. They grant their employees as much as $7,500 annually just for travel.
Moz
Employees of Moz, a software marketing company, are offered a fairly extensive vacation package. Each employee is entitled to 21 days off, 7 sick days, 10 days of paid vacation, and $3,000 for vacation expense reimbursement.
Travelzoo
The website that offers a large number of last-minute flight tickets and vacation packages, Travelzoo, pays its employees $1,500 annually and provides three days off to find a destination and book accommodation and flights.
TripAdvisor
