In October 2010, the International Sales Conference of The Travel Company (TTC), the first in a decade, was officially opened in Cape Town, South Africa. This conference was an important event, both for the international company and for South Africa itself – it was for a 5-days period in which over 350 of the company’s leading business leaders and decision makers acquainted themselves and got a first impression of the hosting country. But the conference wasn't only about getting to know the geography and culture, but also about exploring and discovering new business opportunities and ways in which enterprise development and growth could assist and sustain locally for the long term.
Brett Tollman, the CEO and President of TTC, said that “The Travel Corporation (TTC) 2010 International Conference is not just an opportunity for 350 of the company's leading tourism decision makers to visit Destination South Africa … The focus of the conference is also very much on the business of promoting and fostering inbound tourism to South Africa - establishing opportunities for selling this remarkable destination to our global customers." In this spirit, Brett Tollman added that there have been several business opportunities built into the program of the conference, for both public and private sector investors and companies that are willing to explore new chances and opportunities for partnerships and developments in their fields.
The Travel Corporation is comprised of over 20 private businesses - boutique hotels and niche leisure travel businesses TTC provides various tourism-related services, from destination management, several escorted tour brands and luxury hotels and speciality river cruises, all suited to varied clients' desires and expectations.
Brett Tollman was born in 1961, is the 3rd generation in a proud South-African family of hoteliers and travel specialists. His passion for the travel industry was evident since his youth, and he graduated from Cornell University, achieving a B.Sc degree in Hotel Management.
Brett G. Tollman takes his business – and the entire tourism and hotel industry – very seriously. But not everything in his live involves business and charities: Brett Tollman is a devoted family man, dedicated to his wife and their three children. Hobbies are also an important part of his life: Apart from being an avid wildlife preserver, Brett Tollman is also very much interested in cooking, fitness and a healthy lifestyle, and manages to fit yoga, pilates, tennis and other forms of exercise into his busy schedule. From time to time he enjoys a good book or watching a film, and a fine glass of wine with a home cooked meal.In addition, history is one of Brett Tollman's many fields of interests, as well as photography.
Brett Tollman has a thorough understanding of the importance of growth that is in keeping with the environment’s strength. Tollman’s philosophy has become a company policy and he strongly emphasizes that it is the responsibility of each company and each human being to protect and restore our environment.
The Travel Corporation takes this responsibility very seriously and strongly believes that travel and tourism companies have a crucial duty in the protection of natural habitations and cultural heritage locations.
TTC share their commitment with the passengers and staff, while thousands of employees undergo training worldwide and are urged to support worthy causes by volunteering local charity work.
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Brett Tollman, the CEO and President of TTC, said that “The Travel Corporation (TTC) 2010 International Conference is not just an opportunity for 350 of the company's leading tourism decision makers to visit Destination South Africa … The focus of the conference is also very much on the business of promoting and fostering inbound tourism to South Africa - establishing opportunities for selling this remarkable destination to our global customers." In this spirit, Brett Tollman added that there have been several business opportunities built into the program of the conference, for both public and private sector investors and companies that are willing to explore new chances and opportunities for partnerships and developments in their fields.
The Travel Corporation is comprised of over 20 private businesses - boutique hotels and niche leisure travel businesses TTC provides various tourism-related services, from destination management, several escorted tour brands and luxury hotels and speciality river cruises, all suited to varied clients' desires and expectations.
Brett Tollman was born in 1961, is the 3rd generation in a proud South-African family of hoteliers and travel specialists. His passion for the travel industry was evident since his youth, and he graduated from Cornell University, achieving a B.Sc degree in Hotel Management.
Brett G. Tollman takes his business – and the entire tourism and hotel industry – very seriously. But not everything in his live involves business and charities: Brett Tollman is a devoted family man, dedicated to his wife and their three children. Hobbies are also an important part of his life: Apart from being an avid wildlife preserver, Brett Tollman is also very much interested in cooking, fitness and a healthy lifestyle, and manages to fit yoga, pilates, tennis and other forms of exercise into his busy schedule. From time to time he enjoys a good book or watching a film, and a fine glass of wine with a home cooked meal.In addition, history is one of Brett Tollman's many fields of interests, as well as photography.
Brett Tollman has a thorough understanding of the importance of growth that is in keeping with the environment’s strength. Tollman’s philosophy has become a company policy and he strongly emphasizes that it is the responsibility of each company and each human being to protect and restore our environment.
The Travel Corporation takes this responsibility very seriously and strongly believes that travel and tourism companies have a crucial duty in the protection of natural habitations and cultural heritage locations.
TTC share their commitment with the passengers and staff, while thousands of employees undergo training worldwide and are urged to support worthy causes by volunteering local charity work.
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About Brett Tollman
Brett Tollman - Profile on Gravatar
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