Malaysia-based Within Earth Holidays targets UK with Supereps partnership
Southeast Asia destination management company WITHIN EARTH HOLIDAYS is stepping up marketing activities in the UK.
It has tapped Supereps international as marketing representative for UK and Ireland.
Kuala Lumpur-based WITHIN EARTH already has a presence in other major European markets and now plans to focus on UK and Ireland as well.
The services all incoming traffic to Malaysia and Singapore, including special FIT arrangements for high net worth travellers, group tours and special interest tours.
Established in 2007, it services trade partners with its own B2B platform, dynamic packaging, automated itineraries and destination guides.
It also caters for The MICE sector and high end weddings and honeymoons.
WITHIN Earth’s Executive Director, Saini Vermeulen, will be in London in November to attend WTM (located in the Malaysia Pavilion).
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