Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG) has reported a strong start to its 2026 fiscal year, with first-quarter results confirming solid momentum across both corporate and leisure travel globally and in Canada.
The update follows FCTG’s Annual General Meeting and ASX yesterday (Nov. 12, 2025), confirming that total transaction value (TTV) increased by nearly seven per cent in the first quarter and that the company is targeting an underlying profit before tax of AUD $305–$340 million, a 5.5% to 17.6% uplift on the previous year.
Now in its 30th year of operation, FCTG’s Canadian business continues to perform at a record pace, reflecting resilient travel demand despite tariffs, currency pressures and broader economic uncertainty.
Chris Lynes, Managing Director, Flight Centre Travel Group Canada, observed that: “We’re seeing steady travel activity even as Canadians navigate a tougher economy.”
And Lynes added: “It’s a clear signal of confidence, companies are still investing in growth, and Canadians continue to prioritize experiences, even while moderating spending elsewhere.”
On the business-travel side, Corporate Traveller continues to expand its SME client base across finance, life sciences, technology, sports and entertainment.
The company’s recent integration with Float Financial, a Canadian-built spend-management platform, is helping businesses automate booking, payment and reconciliation, giving finance teams clearer oversight at a time when disciplined spending matters.
In leisure travel, Flight Centre and Envoyage observe Canadians are planning further ahead and choosing destinations where the dollar holds stronger value, including adventure touring, cruise and long-haul travel.
Recent increases in air connectivity from Canadian carriers are supporting this shift by improving access and competitiveness.
FCTG’s global outlook remains positive, with early signs of recovery in leisure travel and continued growth in corporate markets across Canada.
