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Travel agency hosts trade partners forum in Lagos

Finchglow Travels, Nigeria’s number one indigenous travel management company has held the 4th edition of its Trade Partner’s Forum in Lagos.

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(FILES) In this file photo taken on September 27, 2019, an Airbus A320 of German company Lufthansa takes off from the Toulouse-Blagnac airport, near Toulouse. - Lufthansa said on November 6, 2019 it was scrapping 1,300 flights as German cabin crew pressed ahead with a two-day strike, plunging passengers into travel chaos amid an escalating row over pay and conditions. The 48-hour stoppage called by the UFO flight attendants' union is due to start at 2300 GMT on Wednesday, November 6, and last until 2300 GMT on Friday, November 8, 2019. (Photo by PASCAL PAVANI / AFP)

Finchglow Travels, Nigeria’s number one indigenous travel management company has held the 4th edition of its Trade Partner’s Forum in Lagos.

The forum with the theme, Global Mindset, was organised in a bid to help trade partners improve their processes, familiarise themselves with incoming technology and new information in the travel industry ahead of 2020.

To grace the event and also educate trade partners on the new trends in the industry, representatives from Virgin Atlantic, Lufthansa Airlines, Turkish Airlines, Amadeus and Finchglow Holidays were in attendance.

Speaking on the purpose of the event, the Group Chief Operating Officer, Finchglow Group (GCOO) Ezekiel Ikotun said, “The essence of this forum is to birth newness and action in our businesses. We believe in collective growth and that is why we have remained committed to this forum. Having been in the industry for over 13 years, we have experienced the best and the worst, hence we have decided as an organization to change the narrative by consciously working with others and adding value to the industry in order to drive sustainability.”
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