The company will integrate into FCTG’s FCM M&E operation while retaining its creative identity, with CEO Lee Harris and his leadership team to continue running the business, which has offices in Manchester and Edinburgh.
Additionally, the acquisition will unlock cross-sell potential across FCTG’s 2,200 UK corporate customers, while allowing Fresh clients to access FCM services. Fresh is expected to deliver around £18 million (A$34.08m) in turnover and £1.2 million (A$2.27m) EBITDA during the 2026 financial year.
“Fresh is a quality business, with a strong market reputation and blue-chip client roster that elevates our position in an attractive sector and gives us www.traveldaily.com.au Friday 20th March 2026 BTS causes concern broader capability to support our corporate customers,” FCTG MD Graham Turner said.
“Fresh unlocks meaningful growth opportunities on both sides of the relationship, from cross-selling into our UK corporate customer base to supporting Fresh’s clients with our global travel capabilities.”
The acquisition is the latest in a spate of UK purchases for FCTG over the last few years, including cruise agency Iglu, Cruise Club UK, and luxury operator Scott Dunn.
