LCC Managing Director Klaus Henschel to visit Sri Lanka on July 29

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Sri Lanka’s premier hospitality brand Jetwing and Lufthansa City Center (LCC) announced the visit of Klaus Henschel, Managing Director of LCC to the country for the first time from 29th to 31st July.

Professionally-qualified and experienced in the travel and tourism industry, Klaus will be focusing on providing unique insights and advice based on his understanding and knowledge of international tourism.

Appointed as Managing Director of LCC since 1999, he has overseen operations expand tremendously – with LCC being the largest independent travel agency chain in Germany, and the fifth largest travel management company in Europe currently.

This visit continues Sri Lanka’s and Jetwing’s affiliation with LCC especially after Jetwing Vil Uyana’s victory of the Environmental Award which honours the best idea for a sustainable usage of natural resources with the aim to strengthen the awareness for environmentally supporting activities, at the LCC General Assembly Awards held in Dubai, on the 29th of November 2014.

The Lufthansa City Center (LCC) travel agency franchise is an affiliation of travel agency entrepreneurs, combining the flexibility and expertise of independent and IATA-licensed travel agencies with a complete service portfolio and world-wide recognition of its brand and its products.

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LCC Managing Director Klaus Henschel to visit Sri Lanka on July 29

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