What are the standards for business trips to Wuhan?

Legal subjectivity:

There are no legal standards for corporate employees’ business trip accommodation in Wuhan. Generally, enterprises formulate rules and regulations within the legal scope. If public officials go to Yuancheng District to carry out other official activities and the actual expenses such as accommodation, meals, transportation, etc. are incurred, they will be reimbursed with tickets within the prescribed standards. The law is objective:

Article 10 of the "Measures for the Management of Travel Expenses of Central State Agencies and Public Institutions" requires staff of central state agencies to stay in designated accommodation when traveling on business. Accommodation standards: Deputy minister-level staff will live in suites, department-level staff will live in standard rooms, and department-level staff will live in standard rooms for two people. Business travelers must stay at designated hotels, and accommodation fees will be reimbursed according to the designated hotel's charging standards. If you fail to stay at the designated hotel due to special circumstances, you will be reimbursed within the standard upper limit of accommodation expenses at the place of business trip. When traveling to a place where there is no designated hotel, accommodation expenses will be reimbursed within the local, city, or state accommodation expense standards. The designated hotels will be determined through bidding and negotiation, and the list will be announced separately. Article 11 Staff members of central public institutions are not required to stay in designated accommodation for the time being when traveling on business, and their accommodation expenses will be reimbursed within the standard upper limit of accommodation expenses at the place of business travel.