Travel management agency ATPI has strengthened its team in the Middle East with the appointment of a new head of commercial strategy to bolster its energy sector credentials. ATPI has achieved significant growth within the Middle East thanks to its energy and marine service lines and the appointment of Angelina Bunting to head the commercial strategy reflects that. Bunting’s background includes many years working in corporate travel and event management. Discussing her new role, she commented: “It’s a privilege to be joining ATPI’s already strong Middle East leadership team and embark on this next chapter of my career. Familiar with ATPI from my years across the industry, I was always impressed by its reputable service offering, industry reputation, and commitment to integrating cutting-edge travel technology solutions.” ATPI has significantly grown their Middle East presence with offices covering the GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) including UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait and service offerings in Kurdistan and Federal Iraq.
ATPI strengthens Middle East leadership team
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