While Queensland’s capital was a shoo-in to snare the Games for 2032, it was still a bloody nice bit of news for Aussies to wake up to this morning.

Skroo is keen to hold on to as many of his global sales and support staff as possible while FCTG continues to ride out the pandemic.

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

Flight Centre execs were front and centre at Macquarie’s investor conference today. Here, Travel Weekly’s editor tries to make sense of their PowerPoint preso.

TAANZ has rolled out the welcome mat to Skroo’s crew across the ditch, and this time they’ve accepted the invitation.

There was reportedly a great deal of cheering and yahooing coming from Skroo’s office this morning. Discover the cause here.

If you ignore that big negative number in the headline, it’s all very positive news here from FCTG.

Were you involved in Flight Centre’s first-of-its-kind hackathon event a few years ago? Well, you’re definitely going to want to read this.

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.

This was always expected to happen, so we basically wrote this story for all the Flight Centre doubters and naysayers out there.

Haven’t the faintest idea what ‘senior unsecured convertible notes’ or ‘bilateral facility agreements’ mean? Well, prepare to be utterly befuddled.

Did you miss Flight Centre’s supremo gracing the virtual Travel DAZE stage last Friday? Catch up with this insightful summary.