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A new global standard for travel risk management was released in late 2021 that is gaining increased attention with the business travel community.

With 2023 fast approaching, many organisations are looking ahead to a new year and new opportunities. ESG (environmental, social and governance) obligations are top of mind, with issues around sustainability and diversity, equality and inclusion driving broader strategy for many businesses around the globe. Companies are still grappling with new ways of working – not to mention navigating the current economic environment.

FCM has a solid global footprint. This means a home ground advantage in over 95 countries worldwide. We give local knowledge; on-the-ground support from dedicated travel managers; and after-hours assistance wherever you find yourself in the world.

Speaking with FCM Travel’s Global Safety & Risk Product Leader, Matthew DeMaris, we dive into some key developments happening in the travel risk management space, as well as some best practices companies can implement to ensure their risk management approach is built for the future.

FCM is on a mission to tackle corporate travel’s taboos. To get the industry talking about the areas of travel management that are a little prickly and usually avoided. And it just so happens that FESTIVE ROAD are too – that’s why we asked them to help us.

You probably use browser extensions all the time. But how can they help in the world of corporate travel management? Read more to learn about what the FCM Extension is and how it can help you.

A travel company that's mindful of both global and local trends has its advantages.

We’ve all been anxiously watching business travel trends and patterns for signs of recovery or a “return to normal.” However, as it’s been posited countless times before, we’re not going back to how it was…we’re going somewhere different.

You may be wondering how software development methodology could possibly apply to corporate travel. Rest assured that you aren’t alone. Let’s take a closer look at the four pillars of Agile and how they directly correlate to corporate travel programmes.

According to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), sustainable aviation fuels (SAFs) remain the best option to reduce carbon emissions.

What's on the mind of our leaders? Hear about major trends and what's happening in the TMC world from the team at FCM