TBM Staff - Mumbai Pure! Travel Group, a DMC for Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina offers tailor-made services, specializing in leisure & incentive travel. Additionally, selected cruise expeditions to Antarctica and top-notch services for the MICE segment. It works exclusively with B2B partners and has inked an “exclusive marketing partnership by appointing Global India Reps to implement their mandate in India”.
Pure! Travel Group was founded by Bram Evers in South America, with shared management, mission, vision, & values focused on social and environmental responsibility, while creating unforgettable experiences with respect for nature, heritage, and local cultures. It has offices at its six destinations.
Global India Reps is an expert marketing platform in India having the collective experience of almost 20 years in representing, launching, promoting, and creating a network for business from the B2B segment in India — with successes in promoting Europe, Asia, Central Asia & Canada in India.
Upon signing the agreement, Bram Evers, Managing Director, at Pure! Travel Group said, “I am delighted that through our newly appointed, exclusive representative, Global India Reps, we can introduce our programmes, and custom services to the Indian market. Outbound travel from India presents a significant opportunity given the huge demand for this region, and we wish to offer and serve the outbound travel market for 2024.”
“With their unique experience, strong trade relationships, and proven track record of success launching new international products from India, we are confident that Global India Reps, headed by Ashish Saran will springboard and accelerate our entry into the Indian outbound market from Asia”, Bram added.
Ashish Saran, Business Head, Global India Reps, feels that “Lesser known but exciting no less, exotic experiential journeys will be a fast-growing segment from this market. Agents looking at new destinations & product options are keen to promote such journeys, and this will create a unique distinction for their markets.”
