Corporate Traveler, the small-to-medium-sized corporate travel division of Flight Centre Travel Group, announced that its Stage and Screen specialist division will bring its sports and entertainment travel services under the Corporate Traveler banner worldwide.
The new structure, according to the announcement, will now extend across the US, Canada, the UK and New Zealand, establishing a unified global presence and positioning the company for significant international growth while strengthening its offering to customers in the sports and entertainment sectors.
Stage and Screen, according to the announcement, has operated for nearly two decades. With strong performance in the US market, said the announcement, this realignment marks Corporate Traveler’s continued investment in a key area of growth for the business and deepens its commitment to delivering expanded services to clients. Those clients, said the announcement, include film and TV productions, music tours, creative services companies and major US professional sports teams — including the New York Mets, Jacksonville Jaguars and Houston Rockets.
John Van den Heuvel, president of Corporate Traveler USA, said, “The US sports and entertainment market has been one of our strongest growth stories, and this gives us the platform to go further.” The company’s clients, he said, “need a travel partner that understands how to operate in fast-moving, high-stakes environments.”
Tiziano Galipo, global managing director of Stage and Screen, said: “This is more than a brand refresh. It’s a strategic alignment of our global capabilities under one name. Our clients operate on a world stage, and they require a travel partner they can trust that mirrors their global footprint.”
By uniting as one Stage and Screen, said Galipo, “we amplify our strength, share our expertise more effectively, and reinforce our promise to deliver performance-enhancing travel, anywhere and everywhere.” The unified brand, he said, “will deliver on this expectation with dedicated teams who understand the unique demands of moving production crews, sports teams and touring artists.”
