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A big leadership shake-up is usually either a positive step forward, or the plot of a critically acclaimed TV show full of questionable characters.

It’s looking up, up and away for both corporate and leisure travel according to Flight Centre!

We’ve had seven coffees to get through this report and our fingers are shaking. Please excuse any grammatical mistakes, we’re awaiting our caffeine poisoning to hit.

A new partnership program is offering external travel agents and chains the opportunity to secure Flight Centre products and deals.

Flight Centre CFO, Andrew Flannery, will move into the role of executive general manager of the company’s corporate travel businesses.

The Flight Centre Travel Group are poised to acquire a corporate travel management business in Mexico.

Tougher than expected leisure markets in Australia and Canada are expected to see Flight Centre miss the top end of […]

Flight Centre is contemplating launching an appeal of the Federal Court's judgement on the protracted price fixing case, as it […]