Global Destinations will be charged with promoting all 125 properties in the Swiss-Belhotel Internationl's portfolio across Asia Pacific and The Middle East.
HONG KONG, China – Swiss-Belhotel International has appointed Global Destinations as its sales representative for the booming India outbound market as the leading hospitality management chain seeks to attract visitors from the sub-continent to its range of hotels and resorts.
Global Destinations will be charged with promoting all 125 properties in the group’s portfolio across Asia Pacific and The Middle East.
Swiss-Belhotel International Chairman and President Mr. Gavin M. Faull said: “India is a market of great potential for our brands that range from two- to five-star.“
“We are confident the international quality standards and professionalism of Swiss-Belhotel International properties will be well accepted by the Indian travel trade and consumers and we are tremendously looking forward to a long and fruitful partnership with Global Destinations.“
Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Mumbai, Global Destinations is one of the leading sales representation companies in India, working with numerous high profile and well-respected travel brands worldwide.
Global Destinations Founder, Pranav Kapadia, said: “It is truly a privilege to add Swiss-Belhotel International properties to our product portfolio and we are looking forward to working with our trade partners on pan India business developing the market for Swiss-Belhotel International’s hotels and resorts.”
Swiss-Belhotel International currently has more than 125 hotels, resorts and projects in its global portfolio. It has a presence in China, Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Australia, New Zealand, Georgia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Iraq, Oman and Saudi Arabia.
Photo caption: Swiss-Belhotel International President and Chairman, Mr Gavin M. Faull
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