See revisions to the MIT Travel Policy that address expense reporting responsibilities for MIT Travel Cardholders, effective January 3, 2017.
Cambridge/Boston Hotel Rates 2018🔒
VPF Strategic Sourcing has negotiated rates for a selection of hotels in Cambridge and Boston for 2018. A PDF of this page is available at the bottom of the page for easy reference.
These rates are known as "transient rates", which means short stays for one or a few rooms. Call the main phone number listed under the hotel name on the form and request the MIT rate. Rates are subject to availability and are updated every January.
For detailed information on each hotel, use VPF Supplier Search, and choose Hotels/Accommodations from the Commodities dropdown menu, or search for a specific hotel in the general search. The hotel's page on Supplier Search includes links to the hotel and a map, specific rate information, and contact information.
These rates are not for booking blocks of rooms for events. If you need to book or hold rooms for an event, call or email the account manager listed under "Contact for Booking Blocks for Events" on the form.
Updated: 2/5/18
Concur Guide For Approvers
Follow step by step instructions for approving travel expenses via Concur.
MIT Student High Risk Policy Waiver
This form must be completed if MIT undergraduate or graduate student wishes to
travel to a country or region that is listed on MIT’s Travel Risk Policy with a designated warning
of high or extreme.
Per Diem Request Form (Domestic) (Mac)
Download this Excel document to request a domestic travel per diem.
Per Diem Request Form (Domestic) (Windows)
Download this Excel document to request a domestic travel per diem.
Travel Card Expense Reporting Policy Change FAQ
The new (January 3, 2017) Travel Card Policy has very specific requirements for filing travel expense reports, and consequences—from warnings to card suspension to eventual card cancellation—for cardholders who use the card, but do not file travel expense reports on time.