The firm, with headquarters at 111 Township Line Road, Jenkintown, Penna., was commended for \”being in the forefront of providing expeditious and cost-saving services to a wide variety of businesses, large and small, in all 50 states.\”

Further, the official honor cited GTI Travel, under the leadership of founder and President Michael Kabo, for \”coordinating safe travel for tens of thousands of American business men and women to destinations throughout the world.\”

GTI Travel, Inc. will soon be marking its 50th year in business. 

The official recognition was sponsored by Pennsylvania Senator Art Haywood. 

About 500 client firms use GTI Travel\’s wide variety of services. 

They include corporate travel management, meeting and incentive travel, transportation, lodging, and site selection. 

State of the art technology is used at GTI Travel.

Included is online booking management, meeting attendee registration, customized client reporting and expenditure-saving analysis.

GTI also uses quality control robotics to ensure the lowest fare, plus best seating and travel policy compliance. 

\”While all of these modern processes are running, our experienced staff does constant monitoring, staying in touch with our clients to insure smooth travel,\” Kabo reports. 

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