JOURNEYS THAT MATTER
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For a company that owns over 30 of the most recognisable brands in the tourism and hospitality industry – think Trafalgar, Insight Vacations, Contiki and Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection – and whose products have influenced the way we see and experience the world, most people have never heard of The Travel Corporation (TTC). Its chief executive officer, Brett Tollman, is unperturbed by the lack of recognition. “Our focus is all about each of the brands, not the holding company,” the 58-year-old explains. “Whether you are a millennial or Gen Z who is keen on Contiki holiday or a family-oriented consumer who sees the value of Trafalgar and Insight Vacations, we want you to engage with the brand of choice.”
Despite flying under the radar, there’s no discounting the fact that TTC is a significant player in the global travel industry – it serves almost two million travellers annually. Contiki specialises in group travel for the 18-35 age group. Trafalgar, the flagship brand of TTC and a leader in the
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