Having grown from a family-owned company to operating in over 20 countries, Charles River Laboratories needed to globally consolidate their travel programme for the first time. Discover how strong collaboration made it possible.
When Pernod Ricard looked to use one corporate travel agency across all its European markets, they turned to FCM. Despite the coronavirus outbreak, the implementation was a success.
When COVID turned the world upside down, the JTI team improvised with their TMC RFP process. Discover how their priorities shifted and what internal challenges were faced.
A leader in it's industry that accounts for more than 70% of Oman’s crude oil production and nearly all of its natural gas supply.
Read how FCM implemented a smooth and measurable travel programme for Petroleum Development Oman.
Find out how FCM in Qatar and Nakilat have worked together since 2013 to deliver savings of 15% through programme consolidation, closer engagement and policy compliance.
A technology-forward partnership since 2017. Find out how FCM and Air Miles worked together to increase online bookings while ensuring high customer satisfaction.
FCM and Bacardi worked with each other from 2015-2018 until a global mandate for Bacardi to use another TMC.
In 2019 when that contract ended FCM were swiftly re-engaged on a regional level and required to implement 15 countries in one day.
Partnered with FCM since 2014 and managing the travel services for over 565 LukOil employees frequently travelling to and from Iraq. FCM played a vital role in tri-party discussions along with LUKOIL and their key airline suppliers to negotiate corporate deals and achieve on average, savings of 9% on their airline fares.
Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies (BCT) is a multinational biosciences company and a global leader in blood component, therapeutic apheresis, and cellular technologies. Read how Terumo and FCM worked together to increase traveller engagement, even during COVID-19
‘Drill rig support, sub-sea construction support, anchor handling, ocean towages, port handling, tug and barge combinations’ - this terminology may sound foreign to the average traveller, but to Seaways International – this is what floats their boat.
