Signature Travel Network’s President and CEO says he’s been blown away by the performance of Australia’s TravelManagers since joining the consortia in early 2022. Speaking exclusively with LATTE, Alex Sharpe says the home-based network has exceeded expectations.

TravelManagers has chosen 10 of its personal travel managers to participate in a brand-new Mystery Shopper program for luxury travel provider, Signature Travel Network: part of its ongoing commitment to ensuring the best possible guest experiences at its member hotels and resorts.

Nine consecutive months of record-breaking sales for TravelManagers’ personal travel managers (PTMs) in 2022 has seen the home-based travel company quietly patting itself on the back for having aligned with Signature Travel Network in January last year.

Over 50 key suppliers along with 175 personal travel managers (PTMs), have completed a series of extensive Market Day workshops that were conducted by TravelManagers in Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney.

Demand for luxury travel experiences is stronger than ever according to TravelManagers Australia, who recently had two personal travel managers (PTMs) take part in a luxury famil program in conjunction with Club Med, Singapore Airlines and CT Partners.

TravelManagers’ Chief Operations Officer and Operations Manager (Grant Campbell and Troy Coelho, respectively), recently attended Signature Travel Network’s Annual Conference, which brought together more than 2,000 global delegates and representatives from more than 540 suppliers at The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas.

TravelManagers has added space travel to its suite of luxury travel offerings, thanks to its association with US-based luxury travel provider, Signature Travel Network.

Space Perspective has forged a new partnership with Signature Travel Network enabling the group’s travel advisors from over 280 member agencies in the US and globally – including members of TravelManagers Australia – to now sell its luxury travel experience to space.

TravelManagers’ senior executives will participate at the upcoming Signature Travel Network annual conference in Las Vegas for the first time after forging times with the luxury travel consortia earlier this year.

TravelManagers this month revealed the TravelManagers Customer Fund (TCF), with Chief Operating Officer Grant Campbell describing it as “the final component in our consumer ‘Peace of Mind’ promise.”

When TravelManagers Australia took out Credit Card Charge Back Insurance (CCCBI) in July 2019, the company could not have predicted the pandemic that would effectively scuttle the international travel trade for the next two years. It was simply, as Grant Campbell, Chief Operating Officer explains, an essential element for fulfilling its ‘Peace of Mind’ promise to customers.