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As the region’s economy continue to grow, Asian businesses are looking to their travel managers to find ways of saving money on travel, to make booking processes slicker and to integrate expense management into their travel policies.

Here's a look back at the business trips we planned, savings on air bookings we helped our clients saved, and the numbers that mattered.

The first step to compliance is making sure your corporate travel policy is circulated to every traveler in the organization.

In a recent interview with CEO Magazine, FCM Asia's Managing Director Bertrand Saillet spoke of changes in the travel industry, how FCM operates and his business philosophy

We offer up eight cyber security tips to keep corporate travellers safe in the age of technology.

Effective travel management lies in knowing when to use the various tools at your disposal – when to ‘do it yourself’, when to use an Online Booking Tool (OBT) and when to turn to your trusted Travel Management Company (TMC).

Although the primary function of a TMC is to arrange business travel, the value of working with a TMC goes far beyond the functional. A TMC can provide the same level of knowledge and expertise as a lawyer or accountant does in their professional field.

Intelligent technology is assisting cities to merge their digital and physical landscapes. But what does this brave new urban world mean for business travellers in Asia? Read on to find out more.

It’s over twenty years since Virgin Atlantic and Taiwan's EVA Air became the first international airlines to offer premium economy cabins. A step down in cost, but less so in terms of experience, premium economy provides great value, makes travellers relaxed and productive travellers...

It is estimated that, in many corporations, just 60% of all travel costs are visible. The remaining 40% is invisible because those organisations track air, hotel and car rental bookings rather than what was actually spent – any why.

The sheer size of the region’s business travel spend – expected to reach $900 billion by 2025 – means that the benefits of cashless payments could be significant for the sector. So what does cashless business travel mean for travel managers? Read on to find out more...