US-based business travel agent GlobealStar Travel Management has expanded into Belgium, signing up Triton Travel as its latest partner.
GlobeStar has partnerships in the UK with Travel Counsellors as well as with business travel agencies CT Business Travel, Take Two UK, Agiito and Omega World Travel.
The US firm offers business travel consultants access to discounted air and hotel rates and local emergency support.
Triton MD Danny Vanderghinste said that joining the GlobalStar network was ‘the next logical step’ for its business.
“Joining the network adds both strength and depth to our existing business and will help us to continue to grow,” he added. “We are looking forward to seeing our clients benefit from greater supplier deals, technology and the knowledge that exists in the GlobalStar network.”
GlobalStar CEO James Stevenson said: “Like every GlobalStar partner, Triton brings intimate knowledge of its local market together with a reputation for meticulous service, agility and flexibility.
“We are continuing to see significant and successful travel companies from around the world looking for the ways and means of benefitting from global reach and expertise.
“Joining the GlobalStar network gives them reach and access to broad and deep knowledge. As our network expansion grows, we are able to provide even more for both our clients and our partners. It’s a win-win.”
GlobalStar has a network of travel management companies operating in more than 55 countries worldwide.
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GlobeStar has partnerships in the UK with Travel Counsellors as well as with business travel agencies CT Business Travel, Take Two UK, Agiito and Omega World Travel.
The US firm offers business travel consultants access to discounted air and hotel rates and local emergency support.
Triton MD Danny Vanderghinste said that joining the GlobalStar network was ‘the next logical step’ for its business.
“Joining the network adds both strength and depth to our existing business and will help us to continue to grow,” he added. “We are looking forward to seeing our clients benefit from greater supplier deals, technology and the knowledge that exists in the GlobalStar network.”
GlobalStar CEO James Stevenson said: “Like every GlobalStar partner, Triton brings intimate knowledge of its local market together with a reputation for meticulous service, agility and flexibility.
“We are continuing to see significant and successful travel companies from around the world looking for the ways and means of benefitting from global reach and expertise.
“Joining the GlobalStar network gives them reach and access to broad and deep knowledge. As our network expansion grows, we are able to provide even more for both our clients and our partners. It’s a win-win.”
GlobalStar has a network of travel management companies operating in more than 55 countries worldwide.
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