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Corporate Traveller, the flagship SME division of Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG), has done all the research to show how savvy Australians can turn their annual leave into extended breaks in 2026 with the right planning.

Corporate Traveller has revealed its top hacks that business travellers rely on for maximising their time on long-haul journeys, as part of its Best of the Best Travel Experiences Report.

Corporate Traveller has been recognised as a Customer Champion by the esteemed Australian Financial Review (AFR). This accolade celebrates the travel management company’s excellence in creating significant value for both its small and medium business customers and shareholders.

From October 12, 2025, Australian passport holders will need to register fingerprints and facial images when entering Europe's 29 Schengen countries, replacing traditional passport stamps with automated digital processing under the new European Entry/Exit System.

Airlines are rolling out groundbreaking upgrades, with a particular focus on catering to Australia’s high-end and business travel market.

Flight Centre Travel Group FY25 Financial Results. The corporate business again delivered a record TTV of AUD$12.3 billion, up two per cent YOY, with FCM Travel securing a large pipeline of new accounts, expanding addressable markets, and set to benefit from industry consolidation. Corporate Traveller is also set to become an AUD$5billion-per-year TTV business and outperform in the large US market.

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In an engaging and insightful exclusive interview with The CEO Magazine, Tom Walley, the Australia-based Global Managing Director of Corporate Traveller, offers a deep dive into the company's unique approach to travel management.

Revealed: our Travel Manager’s 2025 rankings of the world’s top airport stopovers, lounges and transit services.

Adelaide leads the nation in corporate travel growth spend, up 23% YoY. Discover what’s fuelling its rise as Australia's newest business travel hotspot.