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DTH Travel’s Evolution: A 66-Year Journey Unveiled in Interview
DTH Travel, a 66-year-old Thai tourism company, specializes in the FIT and MICE markets across 13 Southeast Asian destinations. Despite the pandemic, the company maintains a stable staff with an average loyalty of 14 years, says Stephan Roemer, DTH CEO. Under new ownership since 2022, the company underwent a rebranding, focusing on tour reinvention to meet evolving travel demands. They also implemented a state-of-the-art IT system to enhance services. With over 300 permanent staff across 13 countries, DTH Travel is a B2B company targeting travel agents and tour operators. Their rebranded website, DTH, serves as a platform for clients to explore services and make contact.
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