Auxilia Networks was chosen to represent Evan Evans Tours in India, UK.

Evan Evans Tours (EET), a UK based touring firm, has joined Auxilia Networks, a tourism consultancy, e-learning, and representation agency created by Paramjit Bawa, as a new international client.

One of the oldest legacy coach operating firms in Europe is EET. They have pleased visitors with the best guided coach tours, experiences, and attractions that London and Britain have to offer since 1933. They take you on amazing adventures and make memories and experiences that will last a lifetime with their unparalleled skill. They care about the environment and the towns they visit, and they come from a fantastic family with a rich background and an amazing narrative to tell.

Auxilia will be in charge of EET’s trade engagement and public relations campaigns in the Indian market, providing the trade with all the information and assistance they need to book their numerous high end tour alternatives.

Alexis Peppis, Head of Sales at Evan Evans Tours, commented on the collaboration, saying, “We’re thrilled to partner with Auxilia Networks to strengthen Evan Evans Tours’ presence and visibility across India.” For us, this is a very significant and expanding inbound market, and we are eager to collaborate closely with Auxilia and buyers around the area to forge solid alliances and provide Indian tourists visiting the UK with exceptional experiences.

Auxilia Networks’ founder and principal, Paramjit Bawa, stated, “We are overjoyed that Evan Evans has selected us to represent them in India. One of the most well known coach touring companies in the UK, this is the newest addition to our collection of best in class goods and experiences. The firm has been in business for almost a century and is renowned for its excellent tours and services. We at Auxilia are excited to begin advertising their offerings to our fantastic travel trade partners in India since this is the exact type of top client we want to engage with. As always, we anticipate the trade’s continued assistance.”