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A Program without Boundaries

The Diners Club Multinational Corporate Card (MNCC) system is specially designed to meet the needs of organizations with a global force of business travelers. MNCC extends the reach of your organization's travel management program across national borders, and provides qualified organizations with a comprehensive, global T&E expense management system.

Program Criteria
The Diners Club MultiNational Corporate Card Program is specifically designed to meet the unique needs of global organizations. We have found that the organizations that benefit most from this program meet the following criteria:
  • Employees in three or more countries
  • 50 or more Cards issued in each country
  • 3,000 or more Corporate Cards and/or
  • $20 million or more annual T&E expenditures
If your organization meets these criteria, you may be able to operate a global Diners Club program that encompasses Cardmembers and locations in several countries, gaining more consistency in the benefits offered to Cardmembers, enhanced MIS reporting, and a simplified contractual relationship with Diners Club.

Multinational Corporate Card Program
Learn more about MNCC and the many benefits it offers global organizations and their travelers

MNCC Program Management Toolbox
The tools you need to manage your global travel management program

Multinational Travel Management Resources
A continually expanding arsenal of resources for the multinational travel manager and traveler

Multinational Support
Diners Club knows no boundaries - learn about our worldwide support

To Learn More
To learn more about the Multinational Corporate Card, explore the links on this page, or contact your Diners Club Representative.




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