The Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG) has brought together more than 250 supply partners for an event at its global HQ in Brisbane, Australia. The event comes in the wake of Australia re-opening its international borders to fully vaccinated travellers from 21 February, 2022. James Kavanagh, managing director of FCTG Australia, stated: “The demand for travel is also being matched by the desire for people to have a travel management company on their side throughout the process as they navigate the post-Covid travel environment. This event gave us the perfect opportunity to align with our suppliers to ensure we continue to be best placed for a recovery in travel as we aim to go above and beyond the needs of our customers. “FCTG has always strived to be ahead of the curve and our excitement for a strong return to travel is replicated by our passion to strengthen our supplier partnerships even further and that will, in turn, deliver a better all-round experience for our travellers,” added Kavanagh.
Flight Centre Travel Group aims for the sky with supplier event
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