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Tempo Holidays expands office and staff
Thursday, 17 Oct, 2005
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Tempo Holidays has created an agents and staff training department in an additional 1000 sqm office adjoining its Port Melbourne Head Office.
Heading the new training function is Brett Chant, formerly National Training Manager of STA Travel.
The new space, which will also house the eight-staff Product Department, increases the 32-country wholesaler’s office space by 50%.Management and an expanded Reservations Department will occupy current office space.
Tempo Holidays General Manager, Steve Reynolds said 15 staff had been recruited in recent months to service increasing sales, which were already running at 12% above last year.
“We are well equipped to meet demand today and we have the capacity to manage further business growth,” he said.
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