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.

The festive folk over at FCTG hosted a big bash yesterday in preparation for travel’s return. We’re sure our invite got lost in the mail.

The travel giant has penned a plan to offer more support and opportunities for Indigenous Australians.

The association has called for an end to the nearly two-year reign of restrictions that have all but crushed the travel industry, including eliminating quarantine restrictions for non-vaccinated travellers.

FCTG’s James Kavanagh has given the reopening of the NSW-Victoria border the commentary equivalent of a standing ovation.

FCTG is wheeling out a number of A-listers for its corporate travel event but, sadly, there’s no mention of a Hemsworth making an appearance.

Dan Tehan has urged states to stick to the national plan and encouraged Aussies to “roll up their sleeves”.

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.

The travel giant is getting all mysterious this Christmas … not in a spooky, scary way, but more a pleasant surprise kind of way.

We can’t guarantee the new platform will be as cute as the AI pictured, but we’re sure it’s just as, if not more, useful.

Please excuse the generic stock image accompanying this article, we promise it’s at least 100 times more interesting than a businessman shaking a fake robot arm.

Big news in the world of corporate travel management as Flight Centre’s FCm brand scores a major win.