As with hacking, if it hasn't happened to you yet, fraud will.
Travel management companies can be unwitting participants in deceit. In one unsettling but increasingly common scenario, scammers search the Internet or buy hacked information to find out companies' travel agencies and other details. They masquerade as executives from those companies in calls to the agencies. They book travel for weeks later using the company's card on file. After cozying up to the agents, they then book more travel using stolen, compromised or phony credit cards for supposed colleagues . . .