News Articles for Flight Centre Travel Group

Flight Centre Travel Group managing director Graham Turner has welcomed the company's positive start to FY26, as it aims to keep the momentum rolling.

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Flight Centre boss Graham Turner says despite a ‘turbulent' 2025 financial year, the travel agency group is ideally placed to deliver rapid growth in coming years.

Flight Centre Travel Group's statutory net profit during the first six months of the 2025 financial year dipped from $86.7 million to $59.6 million, despite posting a flat revenue of $1.3 billion.

Flight Centre is counting on a rebound in demand for travel to help it achieve a return to monthly profitability within the current financial year.

Retail property players are trying to keep pace with the structural shift in shopping habits accelerated by the pandemic.

Travel agency group Flight Centre has slumped to a loss due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic but sees blue skies ahead.

Flight Centre is trying to retain staff amid the pandemic by offering shares if workers stay until the end of next year.

The federal government's $1.2 billion tourism package has faced widespread criticism with WA's leading industry body slamming the effort as pork barrelling for marginal electorates.

Flight Centre is closing 90 of its travel agencies across the world, having already cut about 4,000 jobs this year due to the pandemic ravaging the travel industry.

Flight Centre shares have fallen after the travel business reported a $510 million loss as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

Virus-cruelled travel firm Flight Centre is tapping investors for $700 million as business grinds to a halt amid widespread travel bans and shutdowns.

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Virus-ravaged travel firm Flight Centre says an initial 6,000 of its sales and support staff globally will either be stood down or made redundant in the company's latest bid to preserve a future.

Virgin Australia is likely to cut more domestic flights and regional airline Rex will only operate passenger services in Queensland as a virus-spooked nation bunkers down amid new travel and tradin

Virgin Australia has cut more flights, reduced executives' fees, and will seek relief from government charges as it joins rivals in attempting to soften the impact of the COVID-19 spread.

The travel industry is reeling from a decision by the US government to ban all travel from Europe for a month, while the Australian government has decided against a similar move after consideration. Shares in ASX-listed travel companies were smashed today in response to the clamp down and as travel dries up globally.

The Australian share market has suffered yet another day of carnage, plunging again after US President Donald Trump suspended travel from Europe for a month to limit the coronavirus pandemic.

Flight Centre has slashed its full-year profit guidance amid the worsening impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the travel sector and as its first-half profit plunged.

Flight Centre shares have dropped 12 per cent after Australia's biggest travel agency slashed its full-year profit guidance due to a weaker than expected performance in the local leisure market.

New research paints a more optimistic view of traditional retailers' future following the local arrival of Amazon.

It may still be early days, but Amazon's arrival in Australia has yet to damage the numbers for some high-profile traditional retailers.

The share market has closed higher for a third straight session as a lift in iron ore prices boosted miners and most of the big banks gained ground.

Online bookings have provided travel agents with an enormous challenge.