FCM India started their customised corporate ground transportation solutions nine years ago with just 500 cars, which today has grown to more than 25,000 cars across 60 cities in India.
The car rental programme, which includes airport transfers, local in-city assignments, outstation assignments, corporate transportation, and long-term rentals, prioritises safety and duty of care.
Recently, FCM India also announced that they have successfully chauffeured more than 50,000 corporate travellers within India, from various countries such as the US and Europe, with a customer satisfaction rate of 99 per cent.
“India has the second largest road network in the world on account of growing government initiatives to improve transportation infrastructure in the country. These initiatives are welcomed by business travellers as India’s extensive network ensures connectivity across various regions of the country. India most recently unveiled its longest sea bridge, Atal Setu, which now connects Mumbai to Navi Mumbai to reduce travel time,” said Sunny Sodhi, managing director of FCM Travel India.
“We have established strategic alliances and trusted partnerships to ensure our travellers have a wide selection of cars to choose from. These partnerships are audited regularly to ensure statuary compliances, service, and comfort standards are met. Our mantra is to make the rides of business travellers a smooth one within India.”
FCM India is also one of the pioneers in women travelling safely for business in India, where the company not only have female drivers but a round-the-clock car desk that conducts safety checks on single women travellers from 19.00 to 07.00. Over 10,000 female travellers have been safely chauffeured.
“Understanding the expectations and requirements of businesses, we work very closely with FCM India’s Meetings & Events team when they get large event management and MICE transportation requests…,” added Sodhi.
Prior to this appointment, she was the HKTB’s director of trade marketing for the South-east Asia region.
He was most recently the senior vice president, business development, travel & hospitality (APAC), at Teleperformance, a global digital business services company.
