arrangeMY, a UK-based independent business travel agent, has acquired venue-finding agency Frontline Venues. arrangeMY offers travel, accommodation, venue finding and event management services. It says the acquisition will combine its own IT and online solutions with Frontline’s customer service. Nick Scott, Managing Director of arrangeMY, said: “We welcome all frontlines clients and suppliers into the ever growing arrangeMY family. Over the last 10 years Frontline has built a great reputation within the industry based upon exceptional service and care. “While arrangeMY already echoes these service levels we hope to add significant value to our customers by utilising the wide range of technology and additional services that we provide”. Frontline Venues Director Angela Kingett explained: “In arrangeMY we have found a professional, like-minded company that can assist our clients in areas we couldn’t support. Obviously, it was really important that I felt comfortable and 100% confident in the agent taking over from where we left off as my customers already know I am passionate in providing exceptional service and going the extra mile. “Having a great relationship with arrangeMY for many years made that decision easier and honestly speaking I knew it had to be them! They have helped make the transition so easy and they are such a great team to work with.
arrangeMY acquires Frontline Venues
arrangeMY, a UK-based independent business travel agent, has acquired venue-finding agency Frontline Venues.
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