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Business travel gets an Advantage
Advantage Travel Centres has expanded its international network by linking up with 30 countries.
The Worldwide Independent Travel Network (WIN) – of which Advantage is a shareholder – is a group of global travel management companies.
By adding new countries like the USA, France, China, India and Russia, the network can now win and service corporate travel companies across the globe.
Helen Sawyer, services director at Advantage member Business Travel Direct, said: “Increasingly we have requests from our corporate accounts for the facility to manage the business travel of their overseas offices.
“The growth of the WIN TMC network enables us to facilitate these requests with quality independent agents who have a similar philosophy and customer service ethic to ourselves.”
By Diane Evans
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