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Travelport Appoints New MD for China

Travel News Asia Latest Travel News Podcasts Videos Monday, 11 February 2013
 

Travelport has appointed George Harb as its new Managing Director for China, responsible for the development of strategic business opportunities for Travelport in this high-growth region.

George has been working for Travelport for more than seven years. Prior to his new role as the Managing Director of China, he previously served as the Marketing Director, Asia Pacific, and was later promoted to Commercial Director, Asia in 2007 where he was responsible for the Travelport territories of Hong Kong, Taiwan and China, and more recently for managing Travelport’s distributor relationships across the Asia Pacific region.

Over the past 3 years, George has been actively involved in supporting Travelport’s cooperation with Travelsky, including the recent partnership agreement relating to the distribution of hotel content.

In his new position, George will report to Simon Nowroz, Global Vice President of Business Development, whose team takes responsibility for key strategic and emerging markets across the world including China, India, Japan and Brazil.

“We have been investing in China for many years,” said Simon Nowroz, Global Vice President of Business Development. “It is one of the key focus regions that will enable the growth of our company on a global scale. I am delighted to appoint George to be at the forefront of Travelport’s development in China during this exciting period.”

George holds tertiary qualifications in both engineering and marketing from the University of Technology, Sydney, and business administration from Henley Management College. He possesses a broad range of experience built from previous roles that covers direct and channel sales management, business development, marketing, product management, business process and market analysis with multi-national companies that include Vodafone, Telstra, Philips Mobile Communications and Pacnet.

Travelport has had a presence in China for over 10 years with offices in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.

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