After a quarter of a century in the travel industry, Elf is taking over Flight Centre’s corporate travel arm. No word yet on who is taking the legs.

Jamie Pherous and Andrew Burnes were reportedly seen awkwardly working out whether to shake hands, high-five or bump elbows to seal this deal.

“Turning Japanese” by The Vapors can be heard blaring from Skroo’s office following this big bit of news.

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

FCTG has deleted its Tinder and Bumble accounts after finding the perfect match for its global corporate brands.

Meanwhile, Travel Weekly has upped its sustainability credentials with some new office recycling bins. The old ones were getting pretty gross.

Andrew Burnes has been spotted fist-pumping his way around Helloworld HQ today following this lucrative contract news.

It’s understood talk about where Egencia’s staff will sit has already kicked off around the Amex GBT office following this big news.

Jamie Pherous has been spotted doing a few cartwheels down the office hallway at Corporate Travel Management in celebration of these positive numbers.

Kudos to the Global Business Travel Association and its new committee, which will focus on promoting fairer places of work in the corporate travel space.

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.