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China has announced it will extend visa-free entry for Australian citizens to 30 days, up from the existing 15 days, from 30 November 2024.
FCM Consulting, a division of the flagship corporate travel business FCM Travel under its Flight Centre Travel Group (ASX:FLT) parent company, has named Jason Kramer as its new Air Category Lead worldwide.
FCM Travel (FCM) has been recognised as a Customer Champion by the esteemed Australian Financial Review (AFR), an accolade that celebrates the large-market travel management company’s excellence in creating significant value for both customers and shareholders.
New data from FCM has revealed average international outbound Economy air fares across all carriers have decreased by 5-10 per cent in the latest quarter.
In the first of its kind, a landmark global State of the Market* Survey has revealed that 40 per cent of businesses plan to increase their travel in FY25 (July to June), while 42 per cent of customers intend to increase their travel spend versus last year.
FCM Meetings & Events, in line with its global relaunch targeting worldwide
growth, can today reveal that more than a quarter of customers allocate half their travel budgets to the MICE sector, according to its landmark global State of the Market* survey
growth, can today reveal that more than a quarter of customers allocate half their travel budgets to the MICE sector, according to its landmark global State of the Market* survey
Brisbane is emerging as a booming international travel hub, with exclusive new corporate booking data showing growth in both bookings and fares.
The Global Business Travel Association Convention in Atlanta, Georgia, highlighted the 'bleisure' trend and the importance of effectively engaging with Gen Z.
Flight Centre Travel Group (FLT) has released its EOFY 2024 fiscal year (FY24) results
Singapore Airlines ramped up its flights into Brisbane to 25 services per week as of last weekend.
Exclusive booking data has showed an uplift of bookings in the business cabin. It was led by international corporate bookings, which was up by 14 per cent.
The ‘Golden Triangle’ of Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane saw a boost in bookings, with Melbourne inching toward becoming the top corporate destination.