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FCM is pleased to announce it has been awarded the contract to manage the North American and European travel program of Procter & Gamble (P&G), one of the largest consumer goods companies in the world.

A rapidly evolving business travel landscape has been the catalyst for award-winning global travel management company FCM to transform its brand identity and take a fresh approach to developing a new tech platform.

We know that finding the best travel management company (TMC) for your business can seem very challenging. We’ve seen what works for buyers – and what really doesn’t work. That's why we've written a comprehensive guide to creating the best possible TMC selection process...

FCM is monitoring the current novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and the impact on business travellers and will continue to keep clients informed during this active situation.

As the coronavirus situation continues to develop, we've put together a list of frequently asked questions to address some of the concerns you may have.

COVID-19 has put even the most robust travel risk management plans to test, so we've shared the key learnings identified by both our business and our customers.

Open, transparent and timely communication is the key to reducing anxiety amongst business travellers during COVID-19.

Travelling during the COVID-19 pandemic can be unsettling. Find out the precautions you can take to minimse your risk of becoming unwell.

FCM Travel Solutions, which has a presence in over 95 countries globally, is ending 2019 on a high after being named the World’s Leading Travel Management Company at the World Travel Awards for the ninth consecutive year.

Star Alliance member Turkish Airlines has a passenger and cargo fleet of 338 aircraft. As the national flag carrier and largest airline of Turkey, Turkish Airlines’ main hub is at Istanbul Airport. Find out why it could be a good option for your next business trip...

Artificial Intelligence (AI), mobile, omni-channel travel platforms, travel consumerism and NDC - each can stake a claim to dramatically affect the way in which business travel products are distributed and consumed. But how near are we to achieving that Utopian future?

Recent research has found that, on average, 60% of business travelers follow their company travel policy all or most of the time – including booking though their nominated TMC. But what about the other 40% And what about the 60 – 70% of business travelers outside the U.S. who don’t follow policy? Why do they do this?