MMGY Global Expands Its International Portfolio of Travel and Tourism Clients

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MMGY Global, the largest integrated travel marketing organization in the world, announces the addition of 13 new clients to its global portfolio, including domestic destinations such as Rhode Island and Monterey County, hospitality clients including the health and wellness resorts pioneer Canyon Ranch, and international clients such as the destination of South Tyrol, Italy. The agency has also expanded its relationships with existing clients, such as the Marriott Autograph Collection and Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group.

New Resort and Hospitality Clients

  • Canyon Ranch
  • Coury Hospitality
  • Pod Brooklyn
  • Pod DC
  • Pod Times Square
  • Sheraton Grand Nashville Downtown
  • The Meritage Collection
  • The Westin Los Cabos Resort Villas & Spa

New Destination Marketing Organization Clients

  • Ann Arbor Area Convention and Visitors Bureau
  • Monterey County Convention & Visitors Bureau
  • Rhode Island Commerce Corporation
  • South Tyrol, Italy
  • The Alps of Austria, Germany and Switzerland

“We are excited to partner with so many well-known travel and tourism brands. As MMGY Global continues to grow its footprint in the industry, our team remains focused on providing true integration across all marketing channels as well as providing proprietary research and insight to drive successful strategies for our clients,” said Craig Compagnone, MMGY Global’s senior vice president of business strategy.

The organization consists of eight offices across the globe and four agency brands, including MMGY, DK Shifflet, Myriad International Marketing and NJF. Together, these brands provide a wide range of services, including research, marketing, public relations, CRM, social media and analytics, among others. MMGY Global serves many of the world’s premier travel and tourism brands and is renowned for its research on traveler trends, including the quarterly report travelhorizons™ and the annual Portrait of American Travelers®.

 

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