CRUISEAWAY’S parent company Dreamlines reached the break-even point in Jan for the first time globally. Dreamlines exceeded its 2016 growth targets and boosted its international team by 30%. Managing director Felix Schneider attributed the success to a collective company effort. “I am very proud of the great effort everyone put...
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CRUISEAWAY’S parent company Dreamlines reached the break-even point in Jan for the first time globally.
Dreamlines exceeded its 2016 growth targets and boosted its international team by 30%.
Managing director Felix Schneider attributed the success to a collective company effort.
“I am very proud of the great effort everyone put in and the success we have achieved together,” he said.
Dreamlines is now rolling out its package holiday business in other countries, starting with Australia.
“We will be continuing our dynamic growth in 2017,” he said.
“To achieve this, we’re looking at both internal and external growth options in our existing markets and are considering expanding into new countries.”
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