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Abercrombie & Kent adds new DMC openings
Abercrombie & Kent (A&K announced the opening of four new Destination Management Companies (DMCs) – with openings in Colombia, Namibia, Saudi Arabia, and Canada.
A&K now has over 55 offices in more than 30 countries, which it says is the world’s largest network of luxury DMCs.
The company celebrates its 60th birthday this year
“Luxury travel is rebounding at an incredible rate, and we’re ready to serve the demand,” said Martin Froggatt, Executive Vice President of Destination Management.
Other recent DMC openings from A&K include the US.
The company has longstanding offices worldwide, including Kenya, Egypt, Thailand, Brazil and beyond, with operations on all seven continents and a staff of almost 2,500.
It operates three outbound tour operating businesses in Australasia, Europe, and North America.
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