VR for business
A corporate agreement with VR is always beneficial. It´s completely free of charge and no specified volumes are required to receive favorable discounts. We offer profitable and advantageous agreements to all companies regardless of corporate travel volumes between Stockholm and Gothenburg.
We offer a flexible and secure solution for those of you who book trips directly via vrresa.se or in our app.
Five reasons to sign a corporate agreement
1. Most punctual on the route and Sweden's most satisfied train travelers
We at VR know that punctuality and service on board are important to our customers. Therefore, we are extra proud that we are the most punctual company on the route and, according to SKI, have had Sweden's most satisfied train travelers since 2016.
2. More value for money
VR corporate agreements are suitable for all companies – regardless of size and how often you travel. We offer corporate travelers a discount on Flex, Plus and 1 Class Plus tickets, a discount that increases the more you travel.
3. Flexible booking and payment
Book your next journey through your travel agency or manage your own bookings at vrresa.se or our app VR Resa– choose payment by card or monthly invoice via SAP.
4. Easy follow-up
Regardless of which booking channel you choose, your company statistics are updated daily on vrresa.se and gives you a complete summary of your corporate departures, your financial savings and the climate impact when you travel with VR. The administrator for your corporate agreement is authorized to retrieve travel and environmental statistics on demand but will also receive the report automatically via email on a monthly basis.
5. Smooth administration for your agreement
You get access to flexible functions for those of you who administer your agreement, where you can, for example, invite employees, extract statistics, change invoicing information and manage settings for bonuses.
Questions?
Contact us at sales@vrresa.se.
For existing customers, we also have an FAQ that answers many practical questions about corporate agreements.