Corporate Travel Management

1000 Mile Travel Escapes by CTM specialises in exceptional value escapes and exclusive holiday experiences.

CTM combines creativity, customer service, and technology to deliver transformative meetings and events experiences.

CTM customers can access their corporate travel tools via the CTM Portal, a central platform for travel booking, risk management & reporting.

CTM leads the way in New Distribution Capability (NDC), helping companies gain control, visibility and value from next-gen airline retailing.

CTM helped a client reduce costs by over HK$438,000 through strategic account management and online adoption of travel technology.

CTM supported a customer in maintaining seasonal travel operations despite disruptions caused by COVID-19.

CTM assisted the online adoption of travel booking for an insurance provider looking for a more user-friendly and efficient booking process.

CTM assisted with the repatriation of expats to and from a South American country during the beginning stages of the COVID-19 pandemic.

On Thursday 6th March, Corporate Travel Management took its SMART Technology roadshow westward with Head of Marketing and Technology Solutions.

1994, petrol cost 60c a litre and Forest Gump was a hit at the box office but more importantly, a legacy was born. On this day in a diminutive office in the Brisbane CBD, with a team of just two, a young Jamie Pherous opened the doors to the first Corporate Travel Management office.

Corporate Travel Management’s Managing Director, Jamie Pherous, announced plans to join the AFTA Travel Accreditation Scheme (ATAS).

Corporate Travel Management expanded its North American network by acquiring Alaskan-based TMC USTravel, covering 17 cities across 7 states.

CTM is led by an experienced Board, supported by a global and regional leadership team which operates out of offices in all four CTM global regions.

The page traces CTM’s history from its Australian origins to its current status as a global corporate travel leader, driven by technology, service, and people.

CTM provides customized global business travel solutions with consistent service, technology, and measurable results.

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CTM's Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) outlines practical actions to enhance respect and create a culturally safe organisation.

CTM offers obligation-free reviews of travel programs, delivering savings, efficiency, and safety to businesses of all sizes.

CTM is committed to providing the highest level of support possible to employees impacted by COVID-19. This page is intended to provide CTM employees and former employees with access to useful resources to provide support through this period.

CTM became the first travel management company to earn IATA Level 4 NDC certification for its proprietary ‘Lightning’ booking tool.

Corporate Travel Management provides award-winning, innovative, and cost-effective travel solutions for corporate clients.

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United Airlines introduced daily nonstop flights between Newark and Seoul Incheon on September 4, 2026, creating direct competition with Air Premia. The airline also expanded its Newark hub to **43 European destinations**, including routes operated on its new Airbus A321XLR aircraft. This marks the carrier’s largest-ever European network from the hub, following **14 new nonstop routes** launched this year.

Sep 2026Corporate Travel ManagementNews article

Corporate Travel Management is refunding clients after withholding tens of millions of dollars in margins and rebates from travel suppliers. The company failed to pass these savings on despite agreements with airlines and hotels. Clients now receive repayments for the unreleased funds.

Aug 2026abc.net.auNews article

Corporate Travel Management (CTM) releases audited financial results for the 2025 fiscal year and first half of 2026, showing resilience despite an ongoing overcharging and accounting scandal. The travel management company (TMC) submits results ahead of the ASX reporting deadline after a one-year delay. The disclosure follows scrutiny over financial irregularities affecting operations.

Aug 2026businesstravelnews.comNews article

Riyadh Air introduces daily Boeing 787-9 flights from Riyadh to Mumbai and Dhaka, with additional services to Islamabad and Lahore starting mid-August. The airline now connects nine destinations and aims to reach 22 by March 2027. The expansion strengthens its regional presence in South Asia.

Aug 2026Corporate Travel ManagementNews article