TAG rolls out new dedicated sport travel division
Travel management company TAG has launched a new sport division
This marks the company’s seventh specialty division.
It joins travel management services across a wide range of industries within entertainment, business and leisure, and events.
For more than 35 years, TAG’s travel specialists have managed and coordinated end-to-end travel logistics under six divisions — touring, production, corporate, investment management, private travel and events.
“Expanding into sport is a natural evolution for TAG,” said TAG CEO, Jens Penny.
“While we have been working with sporting clients for years, it was time we made it official. This new division is dedicated to meeting the unique logistical needs of professional and amateur sports organisations, athletes and teams.”
“Welcoming the official addition of sport represents our commitment to personalising our service offerings to meet the diverse needs of clients.”
To mark the milestone, TAG has also unveiled a new, fully redesigned website.
The new site offers streamlined access to each of the company’s seven specialty divisions, including detailed information about the services and expertise offered within the sport vertical.
The new TAG website is currently available in English, and will soon feature translation into different languages, including Arabic, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and French.
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