Diversity Travel, a leading travel management specialist serving the non-profit and academic sectors, has rebranded as DGI following a period of global expansion and strategic transformation.
The rebrand marks a significant milestone in DGI’s evolution into a global business. Since securing investment from Primary in September 2023, the company has made substantial investments in its people, technology, and operational infrastructure. These include the development and launch of ETHOS, DGI’s proprietary Enterprise Travel Hub, designed to streamline and enhance every aspect of the travel experience for non-profit and academic organisations.
DGI has also expanded its footprint across Europe and the United States, building a client base that includes NGOs, humanitarian agencies, and academic institutions. The company’s new identity reflects its commitment to delivering world-class travel solutions on a global scale.
“Our new identity represents more than just a name change; it reflects our position as a true global business,” said Christopher Airey, CEO. “By investing in our people, strengthening our processes, and leveraging new technology, we’re ensuring we can make a real difference to the organisations we serve.”
In support of its growth strategy, DGI has also relocated to new headquarters at Linley House in central Manchester, providing a modern and collaborative space for its expanding team.