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New Comtec North America boss

Tuesday, 10 Sep, 2009 0

 

Travel distribution company Comtec has appointed Paul Durrant as international development director for North America. 
 
He will be responsible for extending Comtec’s growth throughout Canada and into North America.
 
Durrant, who has worked for the company for svene years, will be based in Comtec’s new Toronto office, acquired following a deal with Comnet Canada in December. 
 
The team in Canada is now seven strong and growing.
 
Comtec is a new member of Association of Canadian Travel Agents, and aims to strengthen trade relationships throughout the Canadian travel industry.
 
by Phil Davies 


 

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