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FCm strengthens Scandinavian presence
FCm Travel Solutions has signed a partnership agreement with Swedish travel company Ticket Corporate Travel.
The arrangement gives FCm a presence across Sweden, with business travel centres in seven key cities. It also builds on the regional servicing capabilities of FCm, which has existing operations in Denmark.
Established in 1986, Ticket Corporate Travel is part of Ticket Travel Group, the leading chain of travel agencies catering to retail customers in the Nordic region.
The company employs approximately 140 staff across offices in Fagersta, Göteborg, Linköping, Malmö, Sandviken, Stockholm and Västerås.
FCm regional director EMEA Brian Donnelly said: “We are very pleased to have partnered with such a well-established and future-oriented travel management company.
“In addition to their strong service culture, Ticket Corporate Travel is very active in its commitment to environmental sustainability and corporate social responsibility. This complements our global ‘FCm Community’ program which is focused on providing grass-roots community support.”
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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