Loyalty programs designed for small businesses and business travelers are available throughout all sectors of travel. Some offer businesses perks and discounts, while others let both the business and business traveler accrue points or miles, among other benefits.

Delta Air Lines’ SkyMiles for Business offers small- and mid-sized businesses tools and rewards that benefit the companies and their travelers. Members can earn miles on partner airlines such as Air France, KLM, Virgin Atlantic and Aeromexico. Meanwhile, Delta Business Traveler offers another program designed for individual business travelers who are SkyMiles members, featuring exclusive offers from both Delta and its partners.

American Airlines introduced its AAdvantage Business program in 2023 through which businesses earn miles while registered travelers earn loyalty points. For every $1 spent on eligible business travel, businesses earn one AAdvantage mile, and eligible individual travelers earn one Loyalty Point that counts toward their accrual for earning status as an AAdvantage member.

United for Business offers businesses several plan options when booking online or through its app, from basic discounts on airfares to travel add-ons like Premier Access. Business travelers who are MileagePlus members when booked through their company can earn miles and potentially reach Premier status for more benefits.

Bluebiz is a loyalty program designed for small- and medium-sized businesses that frequently travel with KLM and partner airlines, such as Air France. The program allows companies to earn blue credits when their employees travel on eligible flights, and business travelers can earn blue credits independently of who pays for flights. Credits can be used to pay for perks such as upgrades.

EVA Air’s BizFam program was created specifically with business travelers and companies in mind. Eligible businesses can apply online, and their corporate employees traveling with EVA Air on business trips can then accumulate corporate member points. These points, in turn, can be exchanged for free flights, seat upgrades and other travel-related flight benefits.

For hotels, a variety of options include IHG Business Rewards, which lets businesses earn points every time they book accommodations, meetings or events at nearly 6,000 participating IHG Hotels & Resorts worldwide. Registered travelers receive an upgrade to IHG One Rewards Silver Elite status after their first IHG Business Edge stay.

As a global travel management platform purpose-built for small- to medium-sized businesses, Business Access by Marriott Bonvoy allows companies to book Marriott Bonvoy hotels at discounted rates. Business travelers can also benefit by gaining access to Marriott Bonvoy perks such as discounted member rates and the ability to earn and redeem points. New users of Business Access by Marriott Bonvoy automatically receive Marriott Bonvoy Silver Elite Status upon registration and linking their Marriott Bonvoy profile.

Hilton Honors members who own or work for small- or medium-sized businesses can take advantage of the Hilton for Business program, which offers tools to help with business travel booking and management. It also features benefits for businesses and business travelers including discounted rates, travel rewards and Bonus Points.

Wyndham Rewards Business also offers rewards for companies and individual business travelers who can earn points on every qualifying stay with no limits, while their company also earns points on the same travel, creating added benefits. Employers can gift Wyndham Rewards Gold status to employees, among other perks. Meanwhile, Hyatt Leverage is a free global business travel program offering special rates to qualifying small- and mid-sized businesses at all participating Hyatt hotels worldwide.

For the drive market, Hertz Business Rewards offers one credit for every qualified paid rental day when businesses join, with a free rental day certificate once 15 credits are accumulated.