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FCM Travel Solutions, one of the world’s largest travel management companies, has announced its investment in Shep, the award-winning browser extension technology that assists companies with better management of travel purchased outside of their corporate travel policies.
Traveller wellbeing is among the top priorities for travel managers in 2020 according to the latest annual survey by the Institute of Travel Management (ITM) in conjunction with FCM Travel Solutions.
Claire Harrington has been appointed by Flight Centre Travel Group as Head of Corporate Marketing Europe. She will be responsible for overseeing marketing strategy for Flight Centre’s corporate brands.
FCM Travel Solutions has triumphed at the prestigious 2020 Business Travel Awards winning the top accolade of ‘Travel Team of the Year’ together with the travel management company’s client RSA Insurance plc.
FCM's SmartStay programme delivers better value on business travel hotel stays and adds up to substantial savings corporate travel programmes
FCM demonstrates their commitment to highlighting environmental issues by choosing to offset the entire carbon footprint of the Business Travel Conference in London.
New Global Risk Management Leader manages and supports procedural enhancements to FCM's Travel Risk Management system, while also working with FCM’s team of Regional Risk Leaders in monitoring and evaluating global incidents that could affect the company’s corporate customers.
FCM Travel Solutions’ footprint across Middle East and Africa has almost doubled in the past 18 months with the global travel management company recently announcing a new partner agreement in Algeria.
For the fourth consecutive year FCM has been named the top global corporate travel management company. The title was announced at the World Travel Awards Gala Ceremony held in Anguilla.
The nations of Bahrain, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have announced they are cutting ties with Qatar because of what they claim is the country's ongoing support of terrorism and Islamist groups.
Diplomatic and economic sanctions have recently been imposed on Qatar by its neighbours Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain as well as Egypt and others.
At FCM, we aim to inform our clients of how Brexit may impact their travel programmes. We have set out in this document some key areas of your company’s travel programme that could be impacted.