Diethelm adds local touch

BANGKOK  Diethelm Travel Group showcases its “Diethelm Distinctive” product line at Thailand Travel Mart Plus, 3 to 5 June.
The company regional marketing and communications manager, Siprang Srinarintranon, told TTR Weekly Diethelm Distinctive describes a new product that will be promoted at all business events this year.
“During February Diethelm Travel launched Diethelm Distinctive that adds personal knowledge and fulfilment to an Asian journey.”
“It is another way of using the experience that the company has acquired through its many years of operating throughout Asia, by offering new product and journey ideas to its clients. The intention is to provide extra value for travellers that cannot be obtained from online travel agencies.”
inside no 3The manager added: “There are many travellers who want to do more than simply visit a place, they want to experience and learn. This kind of traveller is not satisfied with pre-packaged culture. He or she wants to meet local people, to explore, and possibly also to give back to a local community.”
A Diethelm Distinctive journey contains elements and links travellers with local people and their way of life, or it might provide more detail such as specialised information on flora and fauna depending on the client’s request.
“At TTM we focus 100% on overseas markets and the event will give us a chance to meet new and existing clients and discuss business opportunities for Thailand, but looking to the future of TTM the organisers need to new buyers and also should invite more Asian buyers.”
“Our Diethelm Distinctive product line corresponds directly to the Thainess campaign. This is because one of the key core value of Diethelm Distinctive is a “Local Touch.”
Diethelm Travel Group (DTG) has a strong 57-year track record and one of a small circle of tour companies that were the pioneers of Thai tourism, but it has also been a leader in establishing branches and joint venture companies throughout Asia.
The extensive network includes fully licensed offices in Bhutan, Cambodia, China, Hong Kong, Laos, Malaysia, Maldives, Myanmar, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Vietnam.
DTG employs 600 multilingual staff.

sourced:ttrweekly.com