The Global Travel Group
A Travel Network Group brand, established in 1992, under which members set up their own branded agency rather than trading under a host’s name.
- Last reviewed 21 September 2026
- Not yet checked against the ABTA and ATOL registers
- Company website
The facts
| Model | Hybrid |
|---|---|
| Cost to join | Not published |
| Ongoing fee | Not published |
| Other fees | None recorded |
| Agent keeps | Unknown (described only as “superior rates”) |
| Financial protection | ATOL |
| Agents in the network | Part of The Travel Network Group’s 1,200+ members |
| Founded | 1992 |
| Parent or owner | The Travel Network Group |
| Accepts newcomers | Yes — described as suitable for people “completely new to travel” |
What sets it apart
Members start their own branded agency rather than trading under the host’s brand.
Who it suits
Open to newcomers — the company’s stated position is “yes — described as suitable for people “completely new to travel””.
The company mixes models, so its fees and commission terms may not line up neatly with a straight commission split.
How customers’ money is protected
This matters to you as well as to your clients: it determines who is liable if a supplier or the company itself fails.
ATOL: Held for members — licence number not published. An ATOL licence protects the money customers pay for package holidays that include a flight, and covers getting them home if the company fails.
ATOL held on members’ behalf.
Ownership and background
The research source describes the model as a consortium or franchise in which members run their own agency under an umbrella, which is why it is grouped here as a hybrid. Now part of The Travel Network Group and no longer connected to dnata, per the company’s own site. No pricing is published.