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.
The continued popularity of the ‘bleisure’ trend within business travel and the ability to effectively communicate with the Gen Z generation have been highlighted as key areas importance at the Global Business Travel Association Convention in Georgia’s Atlanta.
For those with Rex bookings for travel today or tomorrow we are now able to manage the re-booking process on your behalf. Please contact your FCM Travel Manager.
In what is a sad moment for Australian aviation, late last night Regional Express (Rex) announced it was entering voluntary administration, following a trading halt from Monday 29 July.
According to new research, in-person meetings and events are very much alive and kicking,
despite remote working technology being part of the new status quo.
Airlines are boosting trans-Tasman capacity as travel between Australia and New Zealand soars and the two nations prepare for more seamless travel across the ditch.
Airline seat capacity is set to soar in the new year. For the first quarter of 2024 there is forecast to be +71.8 million (+5.3 per cent) more seats (both domestically and internationally) than 2019, for the same period.
Flight Centre Travel Group, announced the establishment of an ‘AI Centre of Excellence,’ a new global division that will focus on promoting, adopting, and integrating artificial intelligence technologies into the business.
