Travelport Reveals New Look as Part of Rebrand

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Travelport's new logo.

Travelport launched a new logo and visual identity Wednesday, which has been created as part of the company’s first ever “end-to-end” rebrand.

“Travelport has transformed”, announced Greg Webb, Chief Executive Officer.

“We are now fully focused on what we do best – connecting buyers and sellers that share our passion for delivering exceptional travel experiences. We are also embracing our strengths – our agility, our independence and our ability to make the bold long-term decisions needed to simplify travel’s complex ecosystem. Our new brand reflects all this – who we’ve become, through our investments in the right people, products and technology and our vision for the future, as we get ready for a year of significant advances for Travelport. We’re proud to show it to the world today and are looking forward to following it up very soon with the launch of our next-generation platform.”

Travelport’s new visual identity has already been rolled out on its website and social media channels. The full rebrand of all assets, including products and office spaces, will be completed in the coming months.

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