Claude Blanc, Co-President of the group Travel&Co, will introduce, next June, a new brochure on Asia. DR
A new producer is beginning a conquest of Asia.
It is the group Travel&Co, owner of the brands Alma Latina and Australie Tours (B2B) and Terres de Charmes (B2C), who will introduce a new brochure on this geographic zone next June.
Its Co-President, Claude Blanc, prefers, however, to keep the secret for a few more weeks.
“We’re going to open a third pole in a new region of the world for customized trips. But I would rather wait the release of our production to reveal where,” he smiles.
It is the group Travel&Co, owner of the brands Alma Latina and Australie Tours (B2B) and Terres de Charmes (B2C), who will introduce a new brochure on this geographic zone next June.
Its Co-President, Claude Blanc, prefers, however, to keep the secret for a few more weeks.
“We’re going to open a third pole in a new region of the world for customized trips. But I would rather wait the release of our production to reveal where,” he smiles.
Looking at Asia
Travel&Co will place its bets on Asia, becoming a new player in this competitive region, yet that doesn’t seem to worry the CEO Jean-Paul Chantraine.
“Competition stimulates us,” he whispered with a malicious look, on Thursday March 19th, 2015, during a press conference where he was presenting his new Australia-Pacific brochure.
This area is a hunting ground for the group Travel and Co through its brand Australie Tours.
But Australia did not have a great touristic season, due to the rise of the dollar and the high rates of flights.
However, the brand Alma Latina has progressed well, with an increase of 15% in revenue. Even its B2C brand, Terres de Charme, is in good shape with a growth of 7%.
In total, the group Travel&Co finished the year with an increasing business turnover of 9%.
Excellent results that it hopes to consolidate by establishing in Asia, a region that is now very popular amongst French clients.
“Competition stimulates us,” he whispered with a malicious look, on Thursday March 19th, 2015, during a press conference where he was presenting his new Australia-Pacific brochure.
This area is a hunting ground for the group Travel and Co through its brand Australie Tours.
But Australia did not have a great touristic season, due to the rise of the dollar and the high rates of flights.
However, the brand Alma Latina has progressed well, with an increase of 15% in revenue. Even its B2C brand, Terres de Charme, is in good shape with a growth of 7%.
In total, the group Travel&Co finished the year with an increasing business turnover of 9%.
Excellent results that it hopes to consolidate by establishing in Asia, a region that is now very popular amongst French clients.
