Operating in seven countries, the company experienced growth internationally as well, with sales up 12% globally.
DUBAI, UAE – Leading independent travel company, Travel Counsellors’ UAE operations has seen consistent growth since launching in September 2012. Between January and March of this year, sales have grown by 300% in the region. Operating in seven countries, the company experienced growth internationally as well, with sales up 12% globally.
Established in the UK nearly 20 years ago, Travel Counsellors’ unique business model empowers travels agents to manage their business from home with full support from a local team and head office in the UK. This model ensures each Travel Counsellor is able to build strong relationships, delivering personal service rather than simply making a booking.
General Manager, Harvey Lines comments: “The Travel Counsellors model focuses on customer service, which is why the company has been successful. In Dubai, the company has seen continuous growth, month on month as demand for personalised service from a trusted agent keeps rising. Travel Counsellors recognises the importance of putting customer needs first and our growth proves there is a great desire for bespoke and customised travel.”
Lines adds: “To meet the demand in the UAE we are looking for more talented and driven travel professionals to join Travel Counsellors. Armed with award-winning technology, support from head office, and a global network of over 1,200 Travel Counsellors, our travel agents are well positioned to succeed.“
Photo caption: Travel Counsellor working from home office.
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