Tag: Travel management
Not all crisis support is equal. Here’s what your TMC should...
Visibility is the starting pointData precision makes the differenceTechnology and human judgement working togetherThe cost of getting it wrongDoes your TMC understand your travellers?
Johannesburg...
The R20,000 reality: Why business trips cost more than you think
Breaking it downThe anatomy of ‘bill shock’You’re not saving
Johannesburg – Search engines tell us that a flight between Johannesburg and Cape Town should cost...
FCM Travel Solutions reveals what South African travel managers want from...
Cost Savings is
considered the most important value-add South African companies look for from
their Travel Management Company (TMC). These findings are based on a recent
survey...
Survey: The future Travel Agent – what’s next?
The Association of Southern African Travel Agents (ASATA), is conducting surveys to pin down what the value proposition will be for the Travel Agent...
FCM Travel Solutions named Africa’s Leading TMC
FCM Travel Solutions has re-claimed the title of
Africa’s Leading Travel Management Company at the 2019 World
Travel Awards for the fifth consecutive year.
The 2019...
Is your company overspending on business travel?
With business models becoming increasingly
global, companies are spending more to send employees across the world. The
Global Business Travel Association predicts that, by 2020, the...
Put your Travel Management Company to the test
With South Africa's economy
still volatile, most companies are keeping focussed on streamlining operations
and eliminating wasteful expenditure.
Travel expenses may not
always be a company's biggest...
Behaviour Economics to influence corporate travel choices in 2019
The science behind why corporate travellers make specific travel decisions will be a key focus for leading Travel Management Company, FCM Travel Solutions, in...
The NDC knowledge gap
Despite so much talk about NDC (New Distribution Capability) within the industry, many travel managers feel in the dark about the issue, according to...





















