Business travellers flying from Melbourne now have considerably more choice, with Qatar Airways launching multiple daily services to its Doha hub from 1 December.
Flight Centre Travel Group, along with flagship brands FCM Travel and Corporate Traveler, today released a new airline safety guide designed to help business travelers stay connected amid changing in-flight charging rules.
Get more baggage allowance for less with Virgin Australia's February 2026 changes. Economy X now offers two bags with Business-class benefits at budget prices.
Europe will be the latest of a growing list of international destinations automating and digitising their visa and immigration systems in an attempt to improve border security, speed up airport wait times, and enhance the overall travel experience for visa-exempt travellers.
Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG) is hosting its Annual General Meeting (Wednesday, 12 Nov 2025). It has announced that FY26 is off to a positive start, with first-quarter results and preliminary October trading data confirming momentum across both corporate and leisure segments.
Europe will be the latest of a growing list of international destinations automating and digitising their visa and immigration systems in an attempt to improve border security, speed up airport wait times, and enhance the overall travel experience for visa-exempt travellers.
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.
