FCM’s parent Flight Centre Travel Group (FLT) has reinforced its commitment to providing customers with the widest choice of airfares by increasing its investment in travel technology business TP Connects (TPC).

Optimistic outlook driven by pent-up demand, growing momentum and adaption to the new norm

In the newly created role, Michelle will work closely with teams from FLT and its corporate brands across all levels to help ensure the company’s business practices are economically, environmentally and socially sustainable.

It has always been important for us to work collaboratively together as an industry to support each other through difficult times. This initiative allows us to offer a helping hand to more local start-ups and mid-sized companies as they continue to grow.

This acquisition builds on last year’s initial investment in the firm, and boosts FCM’s already robust technology offering.

Global travel management company FCM is inviting corporate travel managers to experience a preview of its new proprietary platform.

The dynamic transformation of the corporate travel industry caused by the global pandemic has heightened the demand on firms to remain agile and innovative in order to survive. Not only has FCM proved to be resilient, it has also thrived over the last 18 months.

FCM, one of the world’s largest travel management companies is growing its presence across Asia through a joint venture with NSF Engagement in Japan. 

With the launch of FCM Platform in China, FCM offers tremendous opportunities for MNCs and national companies in China to tap into solutions which will improve their managed travel experience.

Travel management company FCM has partnered with South Pole for a new global carbon offsetting programme for business travel customers to meet their sustainability goals

FCM Travel has appointed Henry Jones as the new marketing lead for Asia. Based in Singapore, he will work to ensure that the company’s brand positioning is executed effectively and translate the implementation of global strategies across Asia.  

A significant rebound in its global corporate travel business is expected by year-end as activity increases and as FCM starts to see stronger returns on the multi-million dollar investments made during the pandemic.