APG partners with Madagascar Airlines as GSA in Australia and New Zealand, enhancing the airline’s visibility and market growth in the region.
APG announced its appointment as the General Sales Agent (GSA) for Madagascar Airlines in Australia and New Zealand.
APG will provide comprehensive sales and marketing support for Madagascar Airlines in these key markets, ensuring the airline’s visibility and accessibility to both travel agents and travellers. This partnership underscores Madagascar Airlines’ commitment to expanding its global reach and strengthening its presence in the Australasian region.
Madagascar Airlines is renowned for connecting travellers to the natural beauty and vibrant culture of Madagascar. With a growing network of international and domestic destinations, the airline offers an exceptional travel experience tailored to its customers’ needs.
Through this partnership, APG will offer extensive sales and marketing support, providing local expertise to assist travel agents and customers in the region. APG’s proven track record of driving airline success ensures Madagascar Airlines will benefit from increased brand recognition and revenue growth in Australia and New Zealand.
“We are honored to represent Madagascar Airlines in Australia and New Zealand,” said Sandrine de Saint Sauveur, President & CEO of APG Inc. “This partnership reflects APG’s commitment to connecting airlines with new opportunities and providing best-in-class support to foster their growth.“
“It is a matter of pride for Madagascar Airlines to team up with APG, the largest and most successful airline representation network in the world”, said Thierry de Baillleul, CEO of Madagascar Airlines. “No doubt that APG, with their highly skilled professionals and recognized know-how, will bring a significant contribution to the rebirth of our national airline and to the solid growth of tourism and business in Madagascar.”
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