The business travel bounceback has surpassed all predictions and, along with it, has brought some challenges regarding baggage disruption across the globe. Corporate Traveller Global Managing Director Tom Walley says astute travellers are avoiding checking in their bags to help reduce the risk of any issues and offers tips to help travellers pack everything they need for their domestic or international trip in carry-on luggage.
Business travel’s premier event of the year will make a triumphant in-person return as Flight Centre Corporate opens registrations for Illuminate 2022, staged at Alexandria’s The Venue in Sydney on Thursday 20 October, with a ‘Focus Forward – Bigger, Better, Stronger’ theme.
In a move that demonstrates a strong and game-changing commitment to the Australian SME sector, Flight Centre Travel Group’s flagship SME business, Corporate Traveller, has partnered with Rex Airlines, Australia’s largest independent regional and domestic airline.
The Flight Centre Travel Group (FLT) has reinforced its commitment to providing customers with the widest choice of airfares by increasing its investment in travel technology business TP Connects (TPC).
To commemorate 40 years in business, our parent company Flight Centre Travel Group commissioned indigenous artist Judi Sutton to depict our proud connection to Australia. Full of traditional symbolism and meaning, the nine-panel artwork is set to travel around the world.
Despite many Aussies working from home, the demand for business travel continues to increase - growing by 988% internationally and 20% domestically between 1 February and 31 May 2022.
After many industries were forced to stop travelling during the pandemic due to border closures and lockdowns, it appears that businesses are attempting to make up for lost time.
With the theme of Get Up! Stand Up! Show Up! in mind, [insert brand] employees are invited to participate in and support a variety of initiatives planned for the company’s NAIDOC week celebrations (3 – 10 July).
This promising news after two years of economic downturn, instability, and restrictions is much-needed good news for Australia’s SME sector, which has proven to be extremely resilient and innovative to come out of the pandemic on a strong footing.
