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ETC and Scandinavian specialist 50 Degrees North are resuming their partnership within the APAC region.
Evolution Travel Collective (ETC) will once again facilitate all on-ground representation to the B2B market and continue its successful relationship with the popular Scandinavian specialist. 50 Degrees North were one of ETC’s largest partners pre-Covid and both parties are keen to pick up from where they left off.
ETC chief executive Pete Rawley welcomed “the re-start of this next phase with the 50 Degrees North team. We have been doing some set up behind the scenes for the past few months and think the APAC market is now ready for increased point of sale activity”.
Rawley was also quick to point out the credentials of its partner, as a key reason for agents to utilise the expertise of 50 Degrees North.
“The term market leading gets thrown around a lot,” he said, “but in this case it is undisputed in terms of experience, expertise and product offering as the number-one specialist within Scandinavia. This is not a new program, not an add-on to a global product range, this is a specialist with over 13 years’ experience who know what they are talking about”.
50 Degrees North Founder Tietse Stelma was equally enthusiastic.
“50 Degrees North has been concentrating on the Nth America and the UK/EU regions throughout the pandemic, as these markets have continued to travel throughout this period,” Stelma said, “whilst at the same time, we’ve been working with the ETC team to build the right plan and re-start at the right time for this market.
“We know the pent up demand is there for quality product and with record sales in other regions already we can’t wait to get back to supporting the agency networks here within the APAC region.”
The 50 Degrees North reservation team can be contacted on 1300 422 821 or info@fiftydegreesnorth.com.
For agent training & support contact Pete or Ingrid from Evolution Travel Collective on info@evolutiontc.com.au and 0437 110 865 or 0401667323 respectively.
Edited by Peter Needham