For over 30 years, Direct Travel has been providing successful corporate travel management, meetings and incentives and leisure services to its client base.
DENVER – Directravel Intermediate Holdco, Inc. (DIHC), a leading business travel management provider ranked among the top corporate travel management companies in the U.S., announced its corporate name change to Direct Travel, Inc. (DTI) to take effect immediately.
Direct Travel, Inc.’s three unique brand names – Directravel, CTS, and Travel Management Corporation, will also begin operating under the company’s new name, effective May 14, 2014. The rebrand will better represent their organization, the services they offer and their strategic vision. Direct Travel maintains a strong presence across the U.S. with office locations in Mahwah, NJ, New York City, Baltimore, MD, Scranton, PA, Chicago, IL, Milwaukee, WI, Minneapolis, MN, Nashville, TN, San Francisco and San Jose, CA.
For over 30 years, Direct Travel has been providing successful corporate travel management, meetings and incentives and leisure services to its client base, with an expertise in servicing small to midsized accounts with an annual air volume of
“The name change is on par with our strategy for growth and continuity,” states Ed Adams, CEO. “This will better align us to expand our business opportunities and strengthen our relationships with current and new customers.” Direct Travel’s new name exemplifies their vision of becoming the one travel management company who can help clients stay ahead of the ever-accelerating pace of business.
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