More than 20 years in business travel has taught us that getting from A to B is only one part of the experience. Dig a little deeper with our Expert Insights.
Business travel confidence is at an all-time high now that quarantine and testing measures have been removed in most countries, there’s more airline capacity and fewer disruptions.
Business travel is continuing its growth, with a projected 188 per cent rise in the next five years. Here's 8 travel expert hacks for cutting business travel costs.
The results of the Jan-Mar 2023 trends report powered by our sister company, FCM Consulting, are in! And now that borders and quarantine measures have relaxed, we’re seeing a renewed confidence in business travel.
Organising your own business travel can be tough. Here at Corporate Traveller we've helped over 10,000 businesses with their travel so have learnt a thing or two about how to provide you with value and save money along the way.
Business travel is an investment that can provide great returns. Here at Corporate Traveller we've seen it all, so here are our top five ways to save money on business travel.
Outsource your travel and save. It’s not until you start working with a travel management company (and use their tools) that you realise just how much you can save on business travel.
Get used to hearing the term European Travel Information and Authorisation System, or ETIAS for short, as that’s what will be required for travelling to Europe in the future.
Our parent company, the Flight Centre Travel Group, has released its half-year financial results for the financial year 2023. Read this article for more information and commentary from our Global Corporate CEO, Chris Galanty.
If our Year in Review stats are anything to go by, 2022 was the year the business travel industry got its mojo back. With all the key performance stats pointing in the right direction, the year-on-year growth for Flight Centre Travel Group’s NZ corporate operation including Corporate Traveller, FCM and Stage and Screen, was impressive.
2022 was the year that corporate travel in New Zealand roared back to life and 2023 demand is shaping up to be supercharged. It will also be a year for travel buyers to turn to their TMCs to get set for success.
