“Luxury travel is rebounding at an incredible rate, and we’re ready to serve the demand,” says Martin Froggatt, executive vice president of destination management – he adds, “A&K’s global experience, offering unparalleled consistency, insider access and financial resilience makes our growth trajectory huge. Listening to our partners, we know the demand for A&K to open more DMCs is firmly there.”

Abercrombie & Kent (A&K), the luxury travel company, has announced the opening of four new Destination Management Companies (DMCs) – with openings in Colombia, Namibia, Saudi Arabia, and Canada. A&K now has over 55 offices in more than 30 countries, making it the world’s largest network of luxury DMCs. Headquartered in London, the company celebrates its 60^th birthday this year since its founding by Geoffrey Kent and his parents in Kenya as a luxury safari outfitter.

Other recent DMC openings from A&K include the USA. The company has longstanding offices worldwide, including Kenya, Egypt, Thailand, Brazil and beyond, with operations on all seven continents and a staff of almost 2,500. The company operates three outbound tour operating businesses in Australasia, Europe, and North America.

A&K is dedicated to positively impacting lives and livelihoods in the places where its guests travel. Through Abercrombie & Kent Philanthropy (AKP), A&K’s local DMC offices support community partners making a difference in education, health care, conservation and enterprise development, projects that benefit more than 125,000 men, women, and children each year.

During the pandemic, AKP worked with non-governmental organizations to deliver more than 2 million dollars in medical supplies and emergency relief to people whose livelihoods depend on wildlife and heritage tourism.