Tag: FCM
What your team actually wants from 2026 year-end functions
End 2026 on a high note by locking in your function date, and trying something new
Love them or hate them, end-of-year celebrations are a...
The safest room in the hotel
What women business travellers look for – and how to build it into your travel policy
Search “hotel safety tips” and women across the web...
FCM Travel: New global Chief Customer Officer role
FCM Travel today announced the creation of a new Chief Customer Officer role, appointing Jo Lloyd to the position, as it continues to strengthen...
FCM Travel begins global roll-out of AI-powered conversational booking feature
FCM Travel yesterday announced its new AI-powered conversational booking feature which will allow travellers to simply describe what they need and receive options shaped...
The rise of ‘fake’ business class
As airlines strip lounge access, flexibility and baggage from business class fares, that lie-flat seat may not deliver all the perks you're expecting.
The three...
‘Unique stays’ are bringing warmth to corporate accommodation
For travel managers, corporate accommodation is anything but an afterthought. Rates are carefully negotiated. Value-adds are the result of rigorous programme management and sustained...
Global activation of ‘Sam’ ushers in a new era of AI...
FCM’s AI ecosystem - rebuilt from the ground up, connected end-to-end, and unlike anything else in managed travel - goes live for customers across...
Rebuilding traveller confidence
Can South African bosses still dictate where and when staff travel?
What business travellers are actually feelingCan bosses still dictate where and when staff travel?The...
FCM warns SA Corporates – Book Now as Middle East Crisis...
Where the volume is goingThe death of the cheap, inflexible ticketNot all travel is being rerouted, some is simply disappearingWhat SA travel managers must...
The true value of managed travel (and how to prove it)
Measuring what really matters
JOHANNESBURG – When flights started being cancelled across the Gulf at the end of February, hundreds of thousands of travellers were...