Travel consultancy firm Festive Road expands to Asia Pacific
Travel and meetings engagement consultancy firm FESTIVE ROAD has spread its wings to Asia Pacific.
The company has announced expansion into Asia with the appointment of a seasoned travel management leader.
The former global head of corporate travel and card at Macquarie Group in Sydney, Mike Orchard joins FESTIVE ROAD to oversee development across both the buy and supply segments in Australia, New Zealand and Asia.
Orchard previously held the roles of VP, global supplier management at Carlson Wagonlit Travel in Singapore and was also head of CWT Solutions Group Asia Pacific.
"Mike is exactly what we look for in new Roaders. He understands both sides, buy and supply, and has a deep knowledge, broad network and immense credibility. Most of our customers operate globally, so it’s important we can match their increasing demand with talented industry leaders and representation in the world’s largest growth markets," said FESTIVE ROAD managing partner Paul Tilstone.
Orchard said: "Asia Pacific is the fastest growing and arguably most dynamic corporate travel market in the world. Buyers and suppliers will greatly benefit from FESTIVE ROAD’s services as they look to take advantage of the opportunities across Asia Pacific."
The company provides engagement, strategy, insights and event services supported by a team of international associates.
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