Diversity Travel agrees new partnership with charity

The British Crimson Cross has agreed a brand new partnership with journey administration firm Variety Journey, which specialises in offering providers for the charity and NGO sector.

Beneath the brand new deal, Variety Journey will present journey planning and organisational help for the British Crimson Cross’ 25,500 workers and 4,000 volunteers who present humanitarian assist all over the world.

The British Crimson Cross has been working in nations and areas affected by battle, pure disasters and meals crises up to now this 12 months, together with Ukraine, Pakistan, East Africa and Afghanistan.

Variety Journey will provide a variety of unique providers to Crimson Cross employees and volunteers, together with particular offers on flights, lodging and transfers, in addition to entry to lounge providers, visa assist and automobile rent.

Dorothy Brown, chief working officer for the British Crimson Cross, stated: “The British Crimson Cross and the broader Crimson Cross Crimson Crescent Motion assist folks in crises, whoever and wherever they’re. 

“Emergencies like these can strike wherever, at any time. That’s why we want quick, environment friendly and dependable methods to get our employees and volunteers to the place they’re wanted. We look ahead to working with Variety Journey to attain this.”

The charity joins over massive names within the charity sector, reminiscent of Oxfam, Save the Kids and Plan Worldwide, which already work with Variety Journey.

Sam Whittle,Variety Journey’s business director, stated of its new partnership with the British Crimson Cross: “We’re proud to assist that unbelievable mission by discovering extra environment friendly, extra sustainable and cheaper journey options for its employees. 

“Because the main supplier of journey providers to the charity, NGO and not-for-profit sectors, we are going to use our expertise to make an actual distinction for the British Crimson Cross in supporting its support work wherever which may be.”