Bridgestreet Corporate Housing Worldwide appoints TravelSolutions GSA as agent for Greater China

Bridgestreet Housing Worldwide, one of the world's largest corporate housing providers, has appointed TravelSolutions GSA Co Ltd as their exclusive General Sales Agent (GSA) for the Greater China region.

BridgeStreet Corporate Housing Worldwide is a wholly owned subsidiary of Interstate Hotels & Resorts, America's largest independent hotel management company which manages over 300 hotels in 42 states, the District of Columbia, Canada, Russia and Portugal.

On their appointment, Ms Cecilia Tee, Executive Director, of TravelSolutions GSA Co Ltd says, "We are extremely delighted to be appointed the exclusive agent in Greater China for Bridgestreet Corporate Housing Worldwide. Their vast network of fully furnished and serviced apartments worldwide covering a wide spectrum of choices and prices provides an alternative accommodation to clients on short and long term stays. It is the next best thing to home. Whether for a few days or a few months in a nearby city or across the globe, the selection is endless." 

BridgeStreet, together with Global Home Network, is in more than 500 locations in over 40 countries worldwide, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and France. It provides valued solutions to extended stay travellers, relocation experts, travel agents, and anyone seeking full service accommodation. 

"We are delighted with the appointment of Ms Cecilia Tee and TravelSolutions GSA Co Ltd. Her expertise in the travel industry and her knowledge of the Greater China market will help us increase sales and develop the BridgeStreet brand in a very important region of the world," said Mr Sean McCurdy, Senior Director-Global Travel Industry Sales & Electronic Distribution.

"At BridgeStreet Corporate Housing, every member of the team is committed to excellence. This guarantee is one more way of showing our clients that they have selected the very best. We'll do "Whatever it takes" so that our clients can focus on what's important", adds Ms Tee.