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Former Anite marketing director Howard Frost joins Travelink
Travelink Systems, the tour operator systems provider has appointed Howard Frost, former director of marketing at Anite Travel Systems, as sales director.
According to Travelink, Mr Frost will drive the development and expansion of the company’s Windows-based operator system, its internet bookings solution and Travelink’s new browser based system.
Commenting on the appointment, Travelink’s chairman Ceri Jones said: “Howard Frost’s experience of the tour operating sector and understanding of its technology needs is second-to-none. We look forward to working alongside Howard as we enter the next stage in Travelink’s growth.”
“The company’s existing Windows based client server system was the only major tour operator system to be developed in the last decade. The breakthrough revolutionised the legacy systems dominated industry and Travelink’s latest browser-based system will build on this success.”
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