Nordic Leisure Travel Group

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16 Jun

Norwegian to acquire Nordic Leisure Travel Group

Norwegian has entered into an agreement to acquire Nordic Leisure Travel Group (NLTG), the leading hotel and leisure travel experiences company in the Nordics. The transaction brings together household names and award-winning brands such as Ving, Spies, Tjäreborg, Globetrotter, and Sunclass Airlines with Norwegian and Widerøe, creating a stronger and unique end-to-end Nordic travel player. The acquisition combines NLTG’s expertise in packaged travel and hotels with Norwegian and Widerøe’s existing network with 27 million passengers. Together, the combined company will create a leading Nordic provider of leisure and business travel. For travellers, this means a wider selection of destinations, simpler bookings, and seamless travel.

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Norwegian to acquire Nordic Leisure Travel Group, creating a Nordic travel giant

Norwegian Air Shuttle has agreed to acquire Nordic Leisure Travel Group (NLTG), bringing together major Nordic travel brands including Ving, Spies, Tjäreborg, Globetrotter and Sunclass Airlines with Norwegian and Widerøe. The deal will create a vertically integrated Nordic travel group spanning airlines, package holidays, hotels and travel retail. Together, the businesses will serve approximately 30 […]

Aviation24.beAviation24.beAndré Orban16 Jun

Norwegian to acquire Nordic Leisure Travel Group

Norwegian has entered into an agreement to acquire Nordic Leisure Travel Group (NLTG), the leading hotel and leisure travel experiences company in the Nordics. The transaction brings together household names and award-winning brands such as Ving, Spies, Tjäreborg, Globetrotter, and Sunclass Airlines with Norwegian and Widerøe, creating a stronger and unique end-to-end Nordic travel player. The acquisition combines NLTG’s expertise in packaged travel and hotels with Norwegian and Widerøe’s existing network with 27 million passengers. Together, the combined company will create a leading Nordic provider of leisure and business travel. For travellers, this means a wider selection of destinations, simpler bookings, and seamless travel.

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