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Corporate Travel Providers in Southeast Asia, Compared (2026)
Seven corporate travel providers compared on the thing that decides most Southeast Asian programmes: who actually has people in your markets.
Corporate Travel Providers in Southeast Asia, Compared (2026)
Seven providers come up most often when a company asks who handles corporate travel across Southeast Asia: Navan, Perk (formerly TravelPerk), SAP Concur, Egencia (Amex GBT), CTM, FCM Travel and Accomy. As of September 2026, four publish their own offices or entities inside the region. FCM lists six Southeast Asian markets, Accomy four, Amex GBT (which runs Egencia) three and Navan one.
CTM runs its own Asia operations but doesn't publish a market list on its Asia site. Perk's published offices are in Europe and the US. SAP Concur is software, usually serviced in the region by the customer's own TMC.
This is Accomy's blog, and Accomy is one of the seven. To keep the comparison fair, on 29 September 2026 we checked every provider's own published office locations and latest announcements, and we describe each by fit rather than ranking them.
Key Takeaways
• FCM Travel has the widest published Southeast Asian footprint of the seven, with offices in six markets.
• Navan and Perk describe their footprints as strongest outside Asia; with SAP Concur, local support depends on your TMC.
• Most providers quote pricing on request, so budget for a sales conversation with each.
• Choose by fit: enterprise complexity, a managed service in every market, or software your team books through with people nearby.
Which corporate travel providers have offices in Southeast Asia?
Local presence matters more here than in most regions. A cancelled low-cost flight, a hotel that wants a local card or a visa question in Thai is solved faster by someone in the same time zone.
This is what each provider publishes about its own offices in the six largest markets, checked on 29 September 2026. "Not listed" means we found no office in the provider's published locations. It doesn't mean the provider can't book there.
Provider | Singapore | Malaysia | Thailand | Indonesia | Philippines | Vietnam |
Navan | Office | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
Perk (formerly TravelPerk) | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
Egencia (Amex GBT) | Entity | Partner network | Entity | Partner network | Entity | Partner network |
CTM | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
FCM Travel | Office | Office | Office | Office | Office | Office |
Accomy | HQ | Office (Kuala Lumpur) | Office (Bangkok) | Not listed | Not listed | Office (Ho Chi Minh City) |
Sources: Navan company fact page; Amex GBT office locations; FCM global network; Accomy About page; CTM Asia site. "Partner network" means Amex GBT lists no entity of its own there and serves the market through partner agencies. CTM runs Asia operations but doesn't publish a market list. SAP Concur isn't in the table because it's software: day-to-day servicing comes from the TMC you pair it with.
If you need people on the ground in every market, the table narrows the choice quickly.
How do the main corporate travel providers in Southeast Asia compare?
The split is between global platforms, TMCs with their own tools, and software with people behind it.
Provider | Model | Headquarters | Best fit |
Navan | Platform: travel, expense and corporate cards | US (Palo Alto) | All-in-one, small businesses to enterprises |
Perk (formerly TravelPerk) | Platform: travel and spend | Boston and London | European and US SMEs and mid-market |
SAP Concur | Travel, expense and invoice suite | US, part of SAP | Large enterprises already on SAP |
Egencia (Amex GBT) | Platform backed by a TMC | US, Amex GBT | Mid-market wanting a global network |
CTM | TMC with its own booking portal | Australia | A managed service with Asia operations |
FCM Travel | TMC (Flight Centre Travel Group) | Australia | A local agent in every market |
Accomy | Platform with a human support desk | Singapore | Regional SMEs wanting local inventory and people nearby |
Pricing is left out on purpose. Models differ, most providers quote on request, and published prices change often, so ask each for a written quote at your volume.
Decide which of the three models you want first, and the shortlist halves.
What should a Southeast Asian company look for in a travel provider?
Five questions separate a good fit from a frustrating one in this region:
APAC inventory and local presence: real coverage and support in your markets, not a roadmap line.
SME or enterprise fit: built for a 50-person company, or for 5,000 people.
Pricing model: subscription, per-seat, per-trip or booking markup, and what it costs at your volume.
Support: self-serve only, or a person you can reach on the channels your travellers use.
Payment: whether it handles several currencies, which most regional teams need.
Hold each provider against those five, and the field sorts itself.
Most comparisons fail on the first question, so ask it first.
Which global platforms work for Southeast Asian companies?
All four are strong products. The question for a Southeast Asian buyer is how much of that strength reaches the region.
Navan's regional presence is an office in Singapore and one in Sydney. The company describes its footprint as strongest in North America and EMEA, and it listed on Nasdaq in October 2025 (Navan, 2025).
Perk rebranded from TravelPerk in November 2025 and now has joint headquarters in Boston and London (Perk, 2025). It serves more than 10,000 companies, mostly in Europe and the US. We found no Southeast Asian office in its published locations, so check local support for your markets.
SAP Concur doesn't service travellers itself; the TMC you pair it with does. That makes the TMC choice, not Concur, the deciding factor for Southeast Asian support.
Egencia runs on Amex GBT's network, which lists its own entities in Singapore, Thailand and the Philippines and serves Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam through partner agencies. Amex GBT completed its acquisition of CWT in September 2025 (Amex GBT, 2025).
Each is credible; check its Southeast Asian depth instead of assuming it.
The providers built closer to the region
Three options are built around the region rather than reaching into it.
CTM is an Australian TMC with operations across Asia, Australia and New Zealand, and its own booking portal. It suits companies that want a managed relationship.
In 2025 CTM disclosed that some UK clients had been overcharged, and its shares were suspended from ASX trading in August 2025 while that was investigated (Business Travel News Europe, 2025). Trading resumed on 3 September 2026, after it lodged its FY2026 accounts (CTM ASX announcement, 2026). Read its latest ASX announcements before a multi-year contract.
FCM Travel is the corporate travel business of Flight Centre Travel Group. It's a traditional TMC, and it lists offices in more Southeast Asian markets than anyone else here. It suits a company that wants a managed service in every market and is comfortable paying for the agent layer.
Accomy (us) is a corporate travel platform for regional SMEs, headquartered in Singapore with offices in Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok and Ho Chi Minh City. It offers flight booking on GDS and NDC content, hotels at negotiated rates, price caps by employee grade and multi-currency payment. A human desk answers on WhatsApp, Line and WeChat, and pricing is a booking markup included in the final price, with no subscription.
Its interface is less polished than the best-funded platforms, and integration with accounting and ERP systems is on the roadmap rather than live.
Built nearby usually means faster help; it doesn't always mean the slickest software.
Which corporate travel provider should you choose?
Match the provider to your company's shape:
Large, global and already on SAP: SAP Concur is the natural incumbent.
A Europe- or US-centred SME: Perk or Navan sit closest to home.
A global network with an Asian foothold: Egencia (Amex GBT).
A managed TMC with Asia operations: CTM.
A local agent in every Southeast Asian market: FCM Travel.
A regional SME wanting local inventory, people nearby and simple pricing: Accomy is built for that profile.
Before signing, get a written quote at your volume and test each shortlisted provider on your own routes. For the wider global shortlist, see our guide to corporate travel booking platforms.
Your routes and your company's size decide it; a ranking can't.
How do you compare TMC service capabilities across Southeast Asia?
Test five capabilities on your own routes, not on the demo's.
Capability | What to ask | Why it matters here |
Low-cost carriers | Do AirAsia, Scoot and VietJet appear in the same search as full-service airlines? | Low-cost carriers fly many short regional routes |
Local support | Which time zones and languages does the support team cover? | Problems happen in the traveller's time zone |
Hotel payment | Can hotels be paid centrally in local currency? | Some hotels still ask for a local card at check-in |
Disruption handling | What happens to a cancelled flight at 11pm, and on which channel? | That's when the service is actually tested |
One account | Do one account and one invoice cover every market? | Separate country contracts multiply admin |
Our guide to corporate travel management best practices turns these into a checklist for choosing a TMC.
The answers to these five tell you more than any feature list.
Related reading
Choosing the Right Business Travel Management Platform for Mid-Size Companies
Top B2B Travel Platforms for Corporate Booking: 2026 Buyer's Guide
How to Build a Corporate Travel Stack in 2026 (and 3 Tools to Replace First)
Accomy Goes Mobile: Corporate Travel Policy, Now in Your Pocket
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the major corporate travel service providers in Southeast Asia?
The providers that come up most often are Navan, Perk (formerly TravelPerk), SAP Concur, Egencia (Amex GBT), CTM, FCM Travel and Accomy. Navan, Perk and SAP Concur are platforms, CTM and FCM are TMCs with their own tools, and Egencia and Accomy combine a booking platform with people. As of September 2026, FCM, Accomy, Amex GBT (for Egencia) and Navan publish their own offices or entities inside Southeast Asia.
Which business travel management providers reliably cover all of Southeast Asia?
On published offices, FCM Travel has the widest footprint, with offices in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam. Accomy has offices in four markets, and Amex GBT has its own entities in three, with partners in the other three. Coverage also depends on content, so test whether low-cost carriers and local hotels appear in the search for your routes. Ask which time zones and languages the support team covers, too, since that decides how quickly a problem gets fixed.
Which travel management companies have the widest global coverage?
The largest TMC groups describe global networks. FCM Travel says it operates in more than 100 countries, and Amex GBT, which owns Egencia, added CWT in September 2025. For a Southeast Asian company, global reach matters less than local depth, so check which of your own markets each provider serves with its own people rather than through partners. Ask for the list in writing, because marketing pages tend to describe the network, not the local team.
How much do corporate travel platforms cost?
It depends on the model: subscription, per-seat, per-trip fee or booking markup. Most providers, including the larger TMCs, quote on request, so budget for a sales conversation and get a written quote at your actual travel volume. Accomy charges a booking markup that's included in the final price, with no subscription fee. Compare the total cost, including changes and support, rather than the headline rate.
Are Navan and Perk good for Southeast Asian companies?
Both are capable products, but check their Asian depth carefully. Navan has APAC offices in Singapore, Sydney and India, though it describes its footprint as strong in North America and EMEA. Perk, formerly TravelPerk, has its headquarters in Boston and London, and we found no Southeast Asian office in its published locations. If most of your travel is within the region, verify local inventory and support hours first.
Should an SME choose an enterprise platform like SAP Concur?
Usually not. SAP Concur is built for large, complex programmes and deep SAP ERP integration, and it expects a TMC and a procurement owner alongside it. A company of 50 to 200 people is generally better served by a provider sized and priced for its scale, with faster onboarding and less configuration. If you already run SAP across the business, though, Concur's integration can outweigh that.
Which corporate travel providers have offices in Singapore and Malaysia?
In Singapore, FCM Travel, Accomy, Amex GBT (which runs Egencia) and Navan all publish a local presence. In Malaysia, FCM Travel and Accomy list offices, Accomy's in Kuala Lumpur. Our guides to corporate travel management in Singapore and in Malaysia cover the local rules, invoicing and carriers in each market. Ask any provider for the address of the team that will actually serve you, since a registered entity and a working support office aren't always the same thing.
Accomy is a corporate travel platform for growing companies across Asia-Pacific, with GDS and NDC flight content, negotiated hotel rates and a human support desk on WhatsApp, Line and WeChat. If that profile fits, see how it handles your routes.
Sources (retrieved 2026-07-13, updated 2026-09-30)
Navan, Company fact page (offices incl. Singapore and Sydney) — https://navan.com/llm-info
Navan, Announces closing of initial public offering, October 2025 — https://investors.navan.com/news-releases/news-release-details/navan-announces-closing-initial-public-offering
Perk, TravelPerk rebrands to Perk, November 2025 — https://www.perk.com/press-release/travelperk-rebrands-to-perk-the-intelligent-platform-powering-real-work/
SAP Concur, Travel & Expense — https://www.concur.com/products/travel-expense
Amex GBT, Office locations (entities in Singapore, Thailand, the Philippines), checked 30 September 2026 — https://www.amexglobalbusinesstravel.com/about/offices/
Amex GBT, Completes acquisition of CWT, September 2025 — https://investors.amexglobalbusinesstravel.com/investors/news/news-details/2025/Amex-GBT-Completes-Acquisition-of-CWT/default.aspx
CTM Asia — https://asia.travelctm.com/
CTM, Returns to ASX quotation (ASX announcement), 2 September 2026 — https://mfam.com.au/asx-announcements/ctd-2026-09-02-ctd-returns-to-asx-quotation/
Business Travel News Europe, CTM reveals major accounting errors, 2025 — https://www.businesstravelnewseurope.com/Management/CTM-admits-to-overcharging-UK-clients
FCM Travel, Global network (Asia office locations; over 100 countries) — https://www.fcmtravel.com/en-us/discover-fcm/global-network
Accomy, About (office cities) — https://accomy.com/about/