RIO RANCHO, NM, August 21, 2012 (Press-News.org) Dugan's Travels, a host travel agency in Rio Rancho NM, has announced a new management team. Dugan's Travels which became a travel host agency in 1999 has had tremendous growth in the past two years. Dugan's Travels is committed to build and maintain a strong and dynamic management team for its' independent travel agents.
The new management team consists of travel agents who have been with the company for several years.
Angela Brown - Operations Manager
Barbara Cerbie - Senior Manager
Virginia Busceme - General Manager
Shari Speer- Project Manager
Carolyn Orf - Assistant Manager
Karlene Penick- Commission Specialist
Wendi Carrillo - Senior Reservationist
"Dugan's Travels has grown so much in the past 2 years that we knew we needed to have a supportive management team in place to continue the growth. We have a family type atmosphere at Dugan's Travels and our agents help one another out. I have full faith in the abilities of this management team to support and offer so much more to our group of agents. Travel is really seeing a comeback and our agents are very busy. They need support as their businesses grow," said Jennifer Dugan.
Dugan's Travels is a member of IATAN, CLIA, ARC, OSSN, NACTA, and Vacation.com. Dugan's Travels specializes in low cost and high commissions for independent travel agents. Jennifer Dugan, the owner of Dugan's Travels, has been a travel agent since 1994. She started Dugan's Travels as a way to be at work at home mom and still be part of the travel industry. She began helping those interested in travel in 1999. There are currently 650 independent agents working with Dugan's Travels.
Dugan's Travels is a host agency specializing in helping those who want a successful homebased travel agency succeed. For further information, please visit www.travelathome.com.
Dugan's Travels Expands Travel Host Agency with New Management Team
Dugan's Travels puts new management in place to support independent travel agents.
2012-08-21
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