FCM travel solutions are a global provider of travel management services with people at the heart of what we do. With presence in over 95 countries we have the expertise and local market knowledge you need wherever you need us.
Our business travel services range from bespoke global travel programmes to a number of industry sector specialisms including marine, mining, oil and gas sectors, pharmaceutical, manufacturing, consulting, MICE & VIP travel.
Our best in-market travel technology is built with the user in mind, connecting you to a range of exclusive products tailored to the needs of Travel Managers, bookers and travellers. Our award winning mobile solution Sam also brings the power of our technology to the palm of your hand.
We believe technology should move you forward so we have developed an industry-leading suite of products to make your business travel management simpler, faster and more efficient.
You can contact us 24/7 by filling out an enquiry form or by contacting your local FCM office. With presence in over 95 countries you are never far away from one of our experienced travel experts.
The business travel industry has an annually increasing volume of procurement/supplier centric and educational events for buyers and travel managers alike. Here are our top 5 reasons why you should not miss them.
At this point in time all travellers and members of the FCM community have been marked safe; but we are continuing to monitor whereabouts and the safety of our travellers, our staff and our partners in the area.
Most travel management programs in Asia are designed for large corporations. So, in theory, SMEs are missing out. Or are they? Read on to find out how SMEs can approach business travel management to make the most out of it.
As per the U.S Department of Homeland Security (DHS), effective 30 June 2018, passengers traveling on flights bound for the United States may be subjected to additional security measures to prohibit powder-based substances greater than 12oz/350ml in carry-on baggage.
The New Zealand Customs and Excise Act of 2018 empowers New Zealand Border Security staff to demand that travellers provide the password or passcode to their personal electronic devices and/or unlock them for inspection. Here's what you need to know.
In October 2018, the UAE government introduced additional requirements for people travelling to or via the nation with certain medications. Here's what you need to know.
A number of ways the travel industry could employ blockchain have already been identified. Amadeus in its report on the technology highlights loyalty schemes and the potential to make them more user-friendly, identity management, baggage tracking and simplifying payments.
According to UK-based air intelligence company, travellers, if given the choice, would consider a broad mix of web, chat and social platforms to book their travel through.
There have been a few changes to the previous version and there are now restrictions on citizens of Chad, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Somalia, Syria, Venezuela and Yemen from entering the US.
