GTOA rebrands with new name and logo
The Group Travel Organisers Association (GTOA) has rebranded with a new name and logo in a bid to attract new members.
The group, which will now be known as the Association of Group Travel Organisers (AGTO), has adopted the new logo for a more modernised look.
Mike Bugsgang, chief executive of AGTO said: "We are really excited about the new visual identity. The aim is to encourage new members to consider joining by projecting a more contemporary image that better reflects the offer of the Association."
The new logo will be gradually incorporated in to AGTO’s communications materials during the coming months, the group said.
The Association of Group Travel Organisers offers group organisers and suppliers a range of benefits and a forum to debate and exchange views.
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