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Same day travel is not for the faint-hearted – we’ve got the top tips to keep you on the go and maximising that same day business trip!

Here are some handy hints on how to get ready for Th!nk!

Th!nk is a joint event between FCM and the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) who will share the latest intel on traveller wellness, safety, and sustainability in the real world post-COVID. Read on to discover what to expect and how Th!nk will be an event unlike any you've ever experienced before.

When our company head honcho David Coombes crossed the Tasman for the first time in two years, it was both an emotional and celebratory experience. We asked our Flight Centre Travel Group Managing Director for NZ, about his experience of international travel as he winged his way to BrisVegas.

General Manager, Keeley Alton jumped on the phone with NewsTalkZB’s Kate Hawkesby this morning to share the confidence we have in our Kiwi business travellers getting back out into the world now that border restrictions are easing. 

We have recorded the activity of our team after what has been another historic year. Times like these have shown us that working with a TMC who has both technology and offline support to help travellers and companies in times of need is critical.

FCM releases new carbon footprint display for flight bookings.

FCM Travel offers exclusive insights into business traveller sentiment. With 2022 around the corner, businesses globally are gearing up to send their road warriors out into the world again. The question on everyone’s mind is how business travellers will experience the return to the skies and whether they feel ready and prepared.

Human behaviour specialist Dan Gregory says the lack of face-to-face interaction in business because of Covid has negatively impacted people’s trust in each other, ability to form connections and workplace engagement.

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.

Travel has always been a risky business. Especially if you have ever had to navigate international incidents, industrial action or adverse weather. Not surprising then that risk management and duty of care is so important.

How we communicate with each other has come a long way since email and SMS. And we’re not just talking about Zoom and Teams, but the way that we support and lift each other especially in times of a crisis.