Good Travel Management and CT Travel Group Form £85M Turnover Travel Firm

Good Travel Management and CT Travel Group, two notable names in the business travel sector, have announced their merger, creating a formidable travel group with a combined turnover of £85 million. The merger marks a strategic expansion backed by John Good Group, which becomes the majority investor, underlining its commitment to integrate travel, maritime, property, and renewable sectors. Good Travel Management has a rich history in the travel arena, operational since the late 1800s, and further solidified its stance by acquiring Wexas' corporate travel business last year. CT Travel Group, founded by Mark Kempster in 1988, encompasses various brands including CT Business Travel and CT Groups Conferences & Incentives, all of which will continue to grow in both corporate and leisure markets. The collaboration is set to leverage the complementary strengths of both firms, with emphasis on client-focused innovation and strong supplier relationships. The merged entity plans to maintain and enhance their service quality while expanding physical and remote operations to attract top talent. John Good Group CEO Adam Walsh expressed enthusiasm for the merger, seeing it as a key step in their travel division's evolution. Both companies share common growth ambitions and a commitment to delivering superior service.