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Our March quarter booking data reveals the top destinations businesses have been travelling to this year – with some surprising results.

SME travel between Australia and Japan’s capital city has increased dramatically since borders reopened and COVID restrictions were lifted last year, new data released by Flight Centre Travel Group’s flagship SME business Corporate Traveller, has revealed.

Find out which domestic regional routes are gaining the most traction and which industries are travelling the most.

Flight Centre Travel Group end of financial year results – 2022/2023

Corporate Traveller Global Managing Director Tom Walley shares his travel and business forecast for 2023.

Recent industry research indicates that more than half of the businesses surveyed were taking sustainable travel seriously by incorporating greener options in their travel policies.

For any business or business traveller that loves tangible ROI for credit card spending, here’s eight perks up for grabs when using rewards credit cards for travel bookings.

It has been a pleasure doing business across the Trans-Tasman for Australians as Auckland took out the number one international destination for corporate travellers in 2022. Read more.

Qualtrics (Nasdaq: XM), the leader and creator of the experience management (XM) category, today announced Flight Centre Travel Group (FLT), one of the world’s largest travel retailers and corporate travel managers, has selected Qualtrics CustomerXM to help improve customer retention and growth, and to boost travel consultant productivity across its corporate brands FCM and Corporate Traveller.

Illuminate 2022 speakers give insight into future business and industry growth, the industry-wide focus on sustainability and the challenges at play for the corporate sector.

HSBC’s Paul Bloxham reveals key insights from his upcoming keynote talk at Illuminate 2022.

Ask Dr. Chadden Hunter what gelada baboons and perseverance in the corporate world have in common, and you’d better be prepared for a comprehensive answer. The world-renowned wildlife filmmaker, environmentalist, adventurer and right-hand man to Sir David Attenborough, has seen more of the world and the animal kingdom before completing his ‘Gorillas in the Mist’ PhD, than most of us could possibly dream of seeing in our lifetime.