Important information for FTI GROUP guests: FTI cancels all trips with immediate effect until end of April 2020
The brands
FTI GROUP
The FTI GROUP is the fourth largest tour operator in Europe.
The FTI GROUP is the third largest tour operator in Europe. Headquartered in Munich, Germany, the group employs more than 12,000 people worldwide.
As part of the FTI GROUP Meeting Point International (MPI) is a leading destination management company.
As part of the FTI GROUP Meeting Point International (MPI) is a leading destination management company and operates at more than 40 destinations in 20 countries.
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About FTI GROUP
- 12,000employees worldwide
- 6source markets
- 120destinations
- 4.1€ billion turnover
2018/19 business year
The FTI History
1980
Cornerstone of the FTI GROUP
The language travel specialist, founded in 1980 by Dietmar Gunz and Partners, is the cornerstone of FTI GROUP
1983
Frosch Touristik incorporated
1983 marks the beginning of Frosch Touristik, selling Malta as its first destination
1989
Entry into the long-haul business
Acquisition of CA Ferntouristik GmbH as a specialist for long haul destinations
1992
Expansion
Foundation of the Swiss tour operator CA Fernreisen AG (todays FTI Touristik AG)
1995
Frosch Touristik becomes FTI
After 15 years of growth the business is consolidated under the umbrella brand FTI Touristik with over 15 brands. At the same time the company enters the Austrian market
Environment & Sustainability
Climate and environmental protection initiatives and social projects
It is very important for the FTI GROUP to integrate sustainability issues into its actions as well as to get involved in the social field. That is why the group participates in numerous initiatives and projects.
With our headquarters in Munich and the further location in Berlin the FTI GROUP set standards in sustainability. When the group moved into the Green Building in 2010, it was the first LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) certified "Gold" office building in Munich.
