FCM Travel today announced that Sam – already known to customers as the company’s AI travel companion - has been fundamentally reimagined. What goes live across more than 90 countries in June is not just an upgrade.
Business travel is not in decline – it is evolving. New data from FCM Consulting's inaugural hotel-focused research report suggests the shift may be more commercially significant than many organisations have yet recognised.
Flight Centre Travel Group, parent of FCM Travel, extends its HotelHub partnership. Discover how this collaboration enhances corporate travel technology, hotel sourcing, and cost efficiency.
Portable chargers or power banks have become an essential, especially for business travellers, to keep devices charged while travelling. But new airline restrictions could see the end of unlimited charging onboard from these devices. Read on to understand what this means for business travellers.
Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG) is hosting its Annual General Meeting (Wednesday, 12 Nov 2025). It has announced that FY26 is off to a positive start, with first-quarter results and preliminary October trading data confirming momentum across both corporate and leisure segments.
Flight Centre Travel Group’s corporate division has announced a global partnership with Airbnb, giving business travellers managed access to Airbnb’s eight million listings across 100,000 cities. The collaboration expands accommodation options for FCM Travel and Corporate Traveller customers worldwide.
FCM Meetings & Events (FCM M&E) has announced the launch of its innovative Strategic Meetings Management (SMM) solution, designed to empower businesses with unparalleled meetings management capabilities.
With airlines worldwide tightening rules on the use of power banks and portable chargers in-flight, FCM Travel is equipping business travellers with safety tips to help them stay connected on the go.
Flight Centre Travel Group’s (FCTG) corporate landmark global State of the Market survey* has revealed that 45 per cent of customers intend to increase their travel spend versus last year – a three per cent uplift when compared to FY25 intentions.
