By Sachin Murdeshwar

Mumbai  : Tropical forests, beautiful beaches and deserts, climb mountains and explore the wild in Africa. The incredible diversity of landscapes, cultures, wildlife and activities is the USP of Africa. Experience a holiday which blends adventure and relaxation for an unforgettable experience. Discover the untold wealth of destinations of Africa.

Shian Travel is a leading tour operator offering a wide range of travel solutions in East Africa and beyond. Established in 2003, and backed by a team of well-travelled and experience, they have a wide range of products and are keen on offering superior, unique and well-priced deals.  When it comes to travel management, Shian Tours and Travel Limited strive to provide you with superior service which makes for a truly memorable trip.

Shian Tours and Travel Limited have appointed TRAC Representations as their DMC representative in India, to strengthen trade relations and execute marketing initiatives by promoting Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and South Africa as a destination for diverse segments of travellers. The key objective is to enhance these as the most favoured travel destinations for leisure and business amongst the Indian travellers.

Commenting on being appointed as the Official Marketing Representation for Shian,

Jane Macharia Gituto, Managing Director, said, “Shian Tours and Travel Ltd is happy to appoint TRAC Representations (India) Pvt. Ltd as our representative for the India market. With the vast Kenyan expertise they have, we know they will be able to support our partners in India and get more on board.”

TRAC Representations Pvt Ltd, is absolutely thrilled and overwhelmed with this appointment and privileged to be representing Shian Tours and Travels in India.

Rajeev Nangia, COO, TRAC Representations, expressed, “Our vast experience in B2B marketing and expertise in region is going to assist us in taking Shian’s product diversity in India Market. This tie- up is aimed at providing Indian Agents, a diversified product for Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and South Africa, at value pricing.”