It is exciting to see several major hotel developments planning to open in the main capital cities across Australia and New Zealand - some of which have already opened!
Our top priority is keeping you and your people safe when travelling. Here's what you can expect when flying domestically in Alert Level 1 with Air New Zealand.
As a proud supporter of the Mental Health Foundation NZ, we’re getting behind Pink Shirt Day 2020. This October, people across Aotearoa will come together to stand for kindness and fundraise to support the kaupapa.
Fifty percent of organisations have begun travelling again, but with stipulations, according to the third phase of a global ‘State of the Market’ survey by Flight Centre Travel Group’s corporate arm.
We are proudly embracing the heritage of Aotearoa in support of Te Wiki o te Reo Māori! At Corporate Traveller, we believe in the importance of preserving indigenous culture and language all around the world, and our commitment starts here, at home.
As Auckland shifts from Alert Level 3 to Alert Level 2, we want you to get back to business travel safely. Here are some tips on what you can expect flying domestically in Level 2 with Air New Zealand.
Flight Centre Travel Group released its year-end results on 27 August for its 2020 Fiscal Year, which show an optimistic future for its corporate brands despite a major downturn in the travel industry.
Flight Centre Travel Group’s (FCTG) corporate business has delivered a record amount of new accounts during a challenging period for the travel industry.
Domestic travel for business and government workers is on the rise in New Zealand, as booked travel hits 25% of pre-COVID levels. Read more from our General Manager Nick Queale in today's New Zealand article.
Most companies will only resume business travel if their organisation deems it safe to do so, according to the second poll in a multi-national ‘State of the Market’ study by Flight Centre Travel Group’s corporate travel division.
