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GlobalStar welcomes Maritime Travel back to partner network
GlobalStar Travel Management has welcomed Maritime Travel back to its Partner network.
Maritime Travel was a founding member of the GlobalStar network back in 2001.
With Maritime re-joining GlobalStar, the network is strengthened significantly in Canada.
James Stevenson, CEO at GlobalStar aid: “It is a real endorsement of our strategy to see one of our founding members rejoin. It proves that we are doing it right and have created a network that adds value, service, technology, and experience to each and every one of our Partners.”
Gary Gaudry, President, Maritime Travel, added: “As one of the original members, we realised great value. Every Partner shares the same values and goals. We are looking forward to working together with our new GlobalStar Partners.”
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