The airline operates a fleet of modern aircraft, connecting Portugal to major cities across Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas.
PARIS – TAP Air Portugal, the flag carrier airline of Portugal, has chosen APG Network to expand its reach across 18 markets in Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia. APG will provide comprehensive sales and marketing activities as well as ticketing and reservation services, enabling the airline to strengthen its position in these key markets.
With its headquarters based at Lisbon Airport, TAP Air Portugal has a long-standing reputation for excellence in the aviation industry. The airline operates a fleet of modern aircraft, connecting Portugal to major cities across Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas.
“TAP selected APG as GSA to represent her and develop its sales in 18 countries in the world. In this joint force, TAP is aiming to improve presence in the markets and grow its revenue”, said Justin Jovignot, Director Commercial Strategy & Distribution “TAP is flying directly to some of the markets where it has appointed APG as GSA, but the focus is also on offline markets, where TAP is still not flying to and where growth potential is a key element for future business development”.
“We are honored that TAP Air Portugal has chosen APG as their partner in a wide range of markets across multiple continents,” said Richard Burgess, President of APG Network. “We look forward to working closely with the TAP Air Portugal team to develop and implement effective sales and marketing strategies in these markets that will increase brand awareness and lead to solid revenue growth.“
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