World Travel Awards 2025: FCM Nigeria wins Travel Management Company
President World Travel Awards, Graham Cooke (left); Group Managing Director, Finchglow Holdings, Bankole Bernard, at the 2025 World Travel Awards Ceremony held in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, recently.
World Travel Awards 2025: FCM Nigeria wins Travel Management Company
Travel firm, FCM Nigeria, has emerged as Nigeria’s Leading Travel Management Company at the World Travel Awards 2025.
The prestigious recognition, often hailed as the ‘Oscars of the travel industry’, represents a defining moment for both the company and Nigeria’s position on the global travel management stage.
This was announced during the Africa & Indian Ocean Gala Ceremony held in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, where the continent’s most distinguished travel professionals, industry leaders, and hospitality pioneers gathered to celebrate excellence across the travel and tourism sector.
FCM Nigeria’s management noted that their victory underscores the company’s commitment to redefining industry standards and challenging conventional approaches to travel management.
Receiving the award on behalf of the organisation, Group Managing Director of Finchglow Holdings, Bankole Bernard, said the award represents far more than recognition, but a validation that their commitment to innovation and customer-centric service resonates on a global scale.
“Throughout our journey, we’ve consistently approached travel management through the lens of relevance, responsiveness, and continuous reinvention. This recognition reinforces our determination to continue pushing boundaries and setting new industry benchmarks,” Bernard said.
Managing Director of FCM Nigeria, Adejoju Olutimayin, attributed the company’s success to the exceptional dedication of its team and strategic partnerships that have enabled sustained growth and innovation.
“Our remarkable journey has been fundamentally shaped by our willingness to make bold decisions, forge authentic partnerships, and build a team culture where excellence is not just expected but actively cultivated every single day,” Olutimayin said.
