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Holiday Velvet now move into the Thailand rentals market |
| Written by Paul Velvet | |
| Thursday, 27 September 2007 | |
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The expansion of Holiday Velvet has been continuous over the last 12 months with expansion in Europe with the introduction of a French office and also a large increase in the number of rentals available in the Rome, Barcelona, Venice and Paris markets in particular. Holiday Velvet have now developed a lot of important relationships in the Asian market and this according to James Burrows the Managing Director, is a significant step forward for Holiday Velvet.
The expansion of Holiday Velvet has been continuous over the last 12 months with expansion in Europe with the introduction of a French office and also a large increase in the number of rentals available in the Rome, Barcelona, Venice and Paris markets in particular. Holiday Velvet have now developed a lot of important relationships in the Asian market and this according to James Burrows the Managing Director, is a significant step forward for Holiday Velvet. Holiday Velvet are specialists in the holiday and vacation apartment and villa rental market, with rentals aimed mainly towards short-term stays for tourists and business people. The apartments in cities such as Barcelona, Rome and Paris tend to be in central areas and provide a cost effective alternative to hotel stays.The move into the Thai market for Holiday Velvet, which was announced officially last week by the Holiday Velvet Press Officer, Vanessa de Souza Lage, reports that Holiday Velvet are now live with over 100 properties throughout Bangkok, Phuket and Koh Samui and offering a consolidated accommodation package. Vanessa reports that “…people can now do everything though Holiday Velvet when they go to countries such as Thailand for 2 weeks. They can book everything through us”. The expansion of Holiday Velvet continues at speed and they plan to continue moving within the European and Asian markets. |
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