Dinova Highlights Program Growth, Integrations and Enhancements

A year of dynamic expansion delivered greater reach, enhanced value and streamlined experiences for business diners.

Dinova Inc., the authority in business dining, expanded its program in 2024 with several key enhancements, delivering greater value to corporate partners while making it easier for business diners at nearly 580 participating companies to connect with restaurants in the program.

Dinova’s recent partnership with Seated, a curated dining rewards platform, introduced thousands of new business dining destinations to the preferred dining program; today, it includes 24,000 restaurants.

“Variety is important to business diners, who have a range of needs, from quick meals to high-stakes entertaining, event planning and gifting,” said Dinova CEO Alison Quinn. “Diners who use our tools to discover business-grade restaurants will now find even more choices, ranging from neighborhood favorites to Michelin-starred destinations.”

Dinova also launched key integrations to enhance restaurant discoverability and drive diner engagement, helping companies maximize rebates while giving restaurants exclusive access to more corporate travel and dining decision-makers:

• Tripkicks Integration: Increases program adoption by allowing travelers to see in-network dining options directly in online booking tools, in addition to providing a simple way for travelers to register for myDinova.
  
• Bizly Integration: Provides event planners with custom templates to simplify in-network restaurant selection and booking.
  
• Tripism Integration: Enhances employee access to in-network dining by letting users search and filter Dinova restaurants on Tripism, the cloud-based travel planning and engagement platform of choice for Fortune 500 companies.

For events requiring personalized recommendations, Dinova’s Dine Assist concierge service allows businesses to leverage a restaurant sourcing specialist. In 2024, Dinova lowered the budget threshold for using Dine Assist, making it accessible for a wider range of event types.

“Our goal is to give companies greater control over dining spend while ensuring diners have seamless access to top restaurants,” said Quinn. “We’re thrilled about these strategic developments, which strengthen corporate-restaurant connections and elevate the business dining experience.”