Intrax, a San Francisco, CA-based provider of cultural exchange programs, announced the acquisition of Gap 360, a UK-based company specializing in gap year travel experiences for young adults.
The amount of the deal was not disclosed.
The acquisition enables Intrax to further diversify its program portfolio, which already includes high school exchange (Ayusa), au pair (AuPairCare), camp counselor (AmeriCamp), intern and trainee, teacher, summer work travel, research scholar, and impact travel (FurtherTravel). Gap 360’s extensive range of travel options, including volunteer programs in Africa, internships in Asia, and adventure tours in South America, will now be part of Intrax’s comprehensive offerings, giving young travelers even greater access to exciting global opportunities.
Founded in 2011, Gap 360 has become a resource for students and young adults seeking adventure, work, and volunteer opportunities abroad. With a wide portfolio of carefully curated travel programs in over 50 destinations, Gap 360 helps travelers gain meaningful experiences while exploring the world.
Jane McLellan-Green, Operations and Sales Director, and James Jeremy, Technical Director, will continue in their roles at Gap 360, ensuring continuity and leadership as the company enters this exciting new phase. Gap 360’s Managing Director, David Stitt, will retire after nearly 40 years in the travel industry.
Led by Marcie Schneider, President, and Dennis Wong, CEO, Intrax is a global leader in the cultural exchange community with a mission to connect people and cultures. Intrax is a US Department of State designated J-1 Visa sponsor and has offered programs to over a million customers worldwide. Its programs include AuPairCare, Ayusa, AmeriCamp, Intrax Education, Intrax Work Travel, Intrax Global Internships, and FurtherTravel.
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29/10/2024