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FCm expands European operations
Business agency FCm Travel Solutions has continued its European expansion with the completion of deals in Poland, Holland and Russia.
Warsaw-based Travel Express will joined the UK network along with Terra Travel Group of Holland and Russian Business Travel.
FCm EMEA director of network development Brian Donnelly said: “Each new partnership is another link in a growing chain of fully integrated representation which enables us to provide clients with personal and professional service globally and at a local level.”
Travel Express offer corporate services including a VIP executive service and dedicated meetings and incentive team while the deal with Terra Travel will see FCm’s focus on its corporate client base of aid agencies, government departments and Duth business community.
Russian Business Travel is one of the country’s major agencies with a 9% market share.
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