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Hospitality Performance Network Global (HPNG), the world’s global site and Hotel selection and meeting procurement company, announced they have signed a sales joint venture with Euromic, the oldest international consortium of destination management companies specializing in MICE travel. The alliance will facilitate shared opportunities for HPNG’s associates and Euromic’s worldwide membership in 36 destinations and was officially announced in Frankfurt, Germany at IMEX ’11, the worldwide exhibition for the incentive travel, meetings and events industry.
As HPNG’s associates’ book business around the world, the new formal agreement will allow them to enhance the HPN services to the clients by offering them quality and value land services, and refer clients to a reputable DMC with the local knowledge Euromic is known for. As the two organizations grow, they will mutually benefit from the sharing of information and will focus on finding creative ways to better serve the corporate clients.
“We are excited to be teaming up with such a professional partner as Euromic as they reflect our commitment to service and quality for our clients and I know our associates worldwide will appreciate the team working opportunities this partnership will provide,” said Bill Kilburg, CEO of HPN Global. Giancarlo Carrera, President of Euromic, agreed and added, “We entered the agreement with one goal in mind – to find new opportunities for our members and World Affiliates, and in turn, great service for their multitude of clients.”
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