After turning the lights off on Illuminate last year, FCTG is set to flick them back on in a couple of months’ time.

If this proposed bubble goes ahead, it could also open the door to travellers from other countries to come to Australia after completing a two-week quarantine stint in Singapore.

This blogger argues that there’s never been a better time for organisations to get their T&E in order. And no, they’re not talking about tea and Equal tablets.

Remember when Skroo said FCTG’s corporate division would have a bigger tech focus at Travel DAZE 2020 earlier this month? Well, it turns out he wasn’t lying.

The business travel behemoth has grown even bigger with this techy acquisition.

However, that’s not to say business travellers have begun to use pogo sticks to get around. Although, that probably would help with social distancing.

Looks like business travellers are going to have to tighten the straps of their travel fanny packs because scammers, hackers and petty criminals have them in their sights.

Meanwhile, Travel Weekly’s deputy editor is holding her housemate’s cat hostage so she doesn’t have to do this week’s toilet paper pick-up at Woolies.

This blogger’s gone full fortune teller here for the business travel sector. Read on to find out what’s showing up inside their crystal ball.

Keen to return to the workplace, but want to avoid public transport? Here’s a safer solution that you can put on the company credit card.

Despite it being a very turbulent time in the travel industry right now, the automotive giant has ventured on in.

Hankering to blow out your company credit card on airport snacks and room service? You may not have to wait as long as you think.