Global network Radius Travel has announced that Clyde Travel Management has joined its partner network to expand customer servicing capabilities in the Nordic markets. Clyde Travel Management, headquartered in Glasgow, Scotland, was established in 1989 and specialises in corporate, maritime, offshore and renewables travel. Owned by Northern Marine Group (part of Sweden’s Stena Group), Clyde Travel Management has an expanding international footprint, with offices in Sweden covering, Norway, Denmark and Finland, as well as offices in Houston, Mumbai, Glasgow and Aberdeen. “We’re delighted to welcome Clyde Travel Management to our European agency network,” said Nicole Wilcock, vice-president of Radius Travel. “The Nordic region continues to be an area of growth for Radius and our customers, and it is testament to Clyde’s capabilities and professionalism that we have been able to create this regional partnership despite the challenges of Covid-19. Our clients will now have the comfort of being serviced by an innovative and technology-driven TMC and we look forward to building an exciting partnership together.” Paul Cronje (pictured), managing director of Clyde Travel Management added that he was “delighted” to have been appointed the Nordic partner for Radius Travel. “We are excited to expand our Nordic operation…giving Radius partners and customers a total Nordic solution where required. It is testament to our aligned values that this partnership has been agreed in spite of Covid-19 and we look forward to forming new relationships with the Radius network partners.” The Radius network is made up of 80+ independent travel and meetings specialist agencies worldwide and Radius has staff in six countries.
Clyde Travel Management joins Radius Travel partner network in Nordic markets
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