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ATPI expands Africa and Middle Eastern network
Travel management firm ATPI has expanded its EMEA footprint.
It has appointed four new network partners in Gabon, Rwanda, Liberia and Israel.
The latest expansion takes the total number of countries served by the full network to 76.
The Libreville, Gabon-based Omed Voyages Sarl is added as a network partner
Kigali-based agency Rickshaw Travels Rwanda Ltd joins the network, extending the ATPI Group’s existing partnership with Rickshaw Group Tanzania.
In Liberia, JOS Travel and Tours, located in Monrovia joins.
Israel travel agency Mona Tours Ltd’s Rishon’s Lezion office also joins the expanding portfolio bringing strong local knowledge of the Israeli market.
In addition to four new partners, ATPI also replaced its partners in Japan and Portugal.
Michel Habich, international network director, ATPI, said:” Our expanding network empowers our combined footprint across more than 100 offices around the world”.
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