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General Manager, Keeley Alton jumped on the phone with NewsTalkZB’s Kate Hawkesby this morning to share the confidence we have in our Kiwi business travellers getting back out into the world now that border restrictions are easing.
Corporate Traveller’s parent company Flight Centre Travel Group today released its FY22 first-half results, highlighting a significant improvement in trading conditions globally and a bright outlook.
Our mission is to provide SMEs with the most customer centric, collaborative and valuable experience possible.
We’re here to help our customers to grow: after all, our measure of success is your success. We’re with you on the entire journey.
Corporate Traveller has announced that long-serving senior leader Tom Walley will take the reins as the new Global Managing Director of SME specialist division Corporate Traveller.
Now that 2021 is in our rear view mirror, it's time to take stock. Because despite a turbulent year, Flight Centre’s corporate brands achieved extraordinary results, including processing 13,685 refunds; securing over 5,000 customer air credits; fielding 52,753 calls (6,416 of those were after hours), and tracking 53,347 Kiwi travellers.
Are handshakes back in or is the slightly awkward elbow ‘bump’ here to stay? How do you approach management to request a business class seat as opposed to sitting in economy when you’re worried about social distancing and possible exposure onboard your flight? Are tangible business cards still acceptable, or are they seen as a COVID risk? If so, what’s the alternative? Corporate Traveller provides answers to Business travel etiquette questions, and much more.
We have recorded the activity of our team after what has been another historic year. Times like these have shown us that working with a TMC who has both technology and offline support to help travellers and companies in times of need is critical.
Are you receiving value from your provider and when was the last time you spoke about what the future of business travel looked like for your company? The points raised in this article are what Corporate Traveller believes are essential for cost and time efficient travel as well as safe travel. Put your business, travellers and your bottom line first with better service and travel technology.
