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Cadogan Travel branch taken over
Sunday, 19 May, 2010
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Travel club Wexas has taken over a central London agency run by Cadogan Travel.
Staff at the agency in Belgravia will transfer to work for Wexas at its offices in nearby Brompton Road in Knightsbridge.
The outlet was part of the luxury operator Cadogan Holidays’ portfolio.
Cadogan Travel will continue to run online flight and hotel brand TravelPatrol.co.uk with staff based in Southampton.
Cadogan managing director Stephen Rhodes said: “I am delighted that Wexas has recognised the staff’s contribution and am confident they will continue to provide their clients, both existing and future, with exceptional levels of knowledge, expertise and customer service.”
Wexas managing director Steve Allen added: “We’re delighted to be expanding our team of expert leisure consultants through this positive change, and to be looking after such a good quality customer base.”
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