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HRG gains Luxembourg partner
Luxembourg-based travel management company Select Travel has joined the Hogg Robinson Group global network.
The company will be trading as HRG Luxembourg with a main office is in Luxembourg city and the company also has a representative office at Luxembourg airport.
Select Travel vice-president Berny Ley said: “Being part of the HRG worldwide network helps us maintain our position as one of Luxembourg’s leading TMCs and ensures that we have access to the extensive range of products, services and global capabilities with which HRG is synonymous.”
HRG chief executive David Radcliffe added: “Increasingly, as multinational clients look to consolidate their activities both regionally and globally they call upon the capable presence of the HRG worldwide network to ensure they benefit from a seamless service, no matter where they are in the world.”
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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