The boutique consortium of select destination and event management companies Preferred DMCs, has announced Dublin-based Moloney & Kelly DMC as a new member. The consortium specialises in bespoke high-end incentive travel and conferences and the new partner from Ireland brings the membership to nine. “We are very proud to have among our partners now the prestigious DMC Moloney & Kelly from Ireland,” said Marc Schwabach, Director of Preferred DMCs and owner of Ambiance Incentives, welcoming the new member. “Moloney & Kelly has demonstrated over and over again their strive for excellence when it comes to destination and event management in Ireland, and it is no surprise they have become the 5th Accredited DMC (ADMC) in Europe last year.” John Healy, Moloney & Kelly MD added: “We are thrilled that Preferred DMCs has selected Moloney & Kelly to be its exclusive Irish destination expert. Ireland is a fantastic destination and is easily accessible from all over the World. We look forward to working with Preferred DMCs to create unique and breath-taking experiences in Ireland for our clients.”
Moloney & Kelly invited into the Preferred DMC fold
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