This new network partnership follows recent acquisitions by the ATPI Group in New Zealand and Australia plus the appointment of new partners in countries including Turkey, Poland, and Chile.
Leading travel management and events business, the ATPI Group, is expanding its global offering with Fly Fly Travel joining as a partner of the growing network.
Fly Fly Travel, founded in 2009 is known in the region for its in-depth knowledge of and experience in managing the travel logistics for corporate travellers across varying business sectors. The company will provide support for ATPI’s clients across multiple locations that include Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro, Slovenia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Graham Ramsey, chief executive officer, the ATPI Group, explains: “For the ATPI Group, it is important strategically for us to have a footprint of offices in locations relevant to our clients. Fly Fly Travel has developed a strong reputation in the ticketing and travel management fields since launching seven years ago and we are confident that they will be a great addition to our network of partners in providing local expertise and support for our business travel clients.”
Bojan Stupar, director, Fly Fly Travel added: “We’re looking forward to a long and successful relationship with ATPI, as we have a shared commitment to fantastic customer service. Fly Fly Travel has an expert understanding of the travel management sector and in-depth knowledge of the Balkans.”
This new network partnership follows recent acquisitions by the ATPI Group in New Zealand and Australia plus the appointment of new partners in countries including Turkey, Poland, and Chile.
The ATPI Group has over 100 offices worldwide and has successful operations in corporate travel, shipping and energy travel, sports and corporate event management and online travel technology.
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