Travel Pay for Non-ExemptIf the Consultant is traveling during normal work hours (9-5, M-F) they will be paid their regular rate. However, if the worker is traveling on nights and weekends, the Consultant will be compensated at the minimum wage rate per the location in which they reside.
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No - big firms don't charge clients for time consultants spend travelling, because it's part of their workday which is usually invoiced regardless of the real time you spend working. But travel expenses are invoiced, either through an increase in rates (all-in rates) or direct expenses (transportation, hotels,…).
Travel Requirements of ConsultantsThat requires direct engagement with the client and their team. And that means the consultant needs to be wherever the client is. The client can be in the same city, a different city, or even a different country.
Full reimbursement for travel expenses (eg, taxis, trains, black cars, hotels, rental cars, etc). McKinsey and BCG have recently moved to shift airfare spend to a corporate card.
However, the exact amount of travel can vary depending on the consultant's role, the client's location, and the project's duration. Generally speaking, BCG consultants can expect to travel two to four days a week for most projects.
Ultimately, how much travel is required of a consultant will depend on their specific job requirements and the needs of their clients. Regardless, many consultants find that their work involves at least some level of regular travel – either within their local area or even further abroad.
How much does a Travel Consultant make? The average Travel Consultant salary is $63,493 as of September 25, 2023, but the salary range typically falls between $56,231 and $69,769.