Case studies
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FCM had managed the travel programme for our client - a world leader in electronic optical equipment and analytical instrumentation for high-end scientific and industrial research and development - for more than a decade.
Our client - a global pharmaceutical company - had a mature air programme through which it was spending more than $25m across more than a dozen countries. It wanted to find $400,000+ in incremental savings and achieved this, going from total air contract savings in Year 1 of $2,008,514 to $2,418,078 in Year 2 - an increase of 20.4%.
BOQ is one of Australia’s leading regional banks, with over 180 branches across the country. Established in 1874, they have always held customer service as their primary focus.
A global tech firm with operations in 18 global locations, and an annual travel spend of $60M
Tabcorp is a leading Australian gambling entertainment business and an ASX100 company. Tabcorp is diversified across three businesses: Wagering and Media, Gaming Services and Keno.
In 2018, Hurricane Florence formed. Find out how the team here at FCM Travel kept our travellers safe during a natural disaster.
COVID-19 completely changed corporate travel. Find out how FCM Travel helped bring our travellers home throughout the pandemic.
Learn about how FCM Travel teamed up with Fortescue Metals Group to offer our mining travel services and make big travel moves in the mining industry.
Find out how FCM Travel put their travel management skills to the test when helping a Fortune 500 company manage their travel throughout COVID-19.
BlueScope is a global leader in premium coated and painted steel products. A primary focus for BlueScope is health and safety for their employees, which applies across all of their locations globally.
Since its establishment in February 1992, Aussie Home Loans has grown to become Australia’s leading non-bank retail financial services group, with operations spanning all Australian capital cities and major regional centres.
Open, transparent and timely communication is the key to reducing anxiety amongst business travellers during COVID-19.