Guardian Holidays opens branch office in Singapore

Guardian Holidays, one of the leading tourism companies in the city has launched its overseas operations by opening its branch office in Singapore.

Guardian Holidays, one of the leading tourism companies in the city has launched its overseas operations by opening its branch office in Singapore. Guardian has thus become the first company from Western India to receive this distinction.

Rebeca Lim, Deputy Director, Singapore Tourism, Sanjay Vaze, Jet Airways, Anil Deshmukh, Regional Manager, Air India, Neela Lad, Assistant Director, Indian Tourism – Singapore were present during the inauguration function along with Sandeep Joshi, Manish Sabde and Yatin Datar Directors of Guardian Holidays.

While describing the scope of Singapore operations Sandeep Joshi, Director, Guardian Holidays said, “Primarily Singapore office will act as an inbound tour operator for the tourists coming to Singapore from all across the globe. It will also organize conducted tours for Singapore clientele, including tours to India and various other destinations in the world.”

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Guardian has been appointed as the ‘authorized space camp ambassador’ in Singapore by NASA’s US Space and Rocket Center. This will enable Guardian Holidays to undertake special educational tours for school kids to the space center. Guardian has already been associated with US Space and Rocket Center and has been conducting such educational tours for school kids in India since the past one year.

While sharing the future plans of Guardian, Manish Sabde, director – Guardian said the Singapore office marks the first step of our ambitious oversean expansion plan. “We plan to our overseas network by staring offices in Thailand and USA in near future. “

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