Global Travel Collection (GTC), an influential community of international luxury travel advisors with $2.4 billion in annual sales, has announced that CIRE Travel has rejoined the GTC family, further strengthening its affiliate network at a time when advisor growth and long-term scalability remain key strategic priorities.
Founded in 2013 by Eric Hrubant, CIRE Travel is a full-service agency generating more than $20 million in annual sales, with expertise spanning corporate travel support, seamless group travel, luxury vacation planning and epic honeymoons. Hrubant and his team are known for their high-touch, human-forward approach, and the agency has earned a long-standing reputation within the travel industry.
CIRE Travel brings a community of 12 experienced, high-performing advisors, including several industry-recognized emerging leaders, to the organization and now represents one of GTC’s largest affiliates.
“CIRE Travel has long been recognized for its commitment to advisor support and exceptional client experience,” Angie Licea, president of Global Travel Collection, said in a statement. “Their return reflects the strength of our platform and our ability to support agencies as they grow and evolve.”
For CIRE Travel, the decision to rejoin GTC reflects a focus on aligning with a partner built to support continued growth and operational efficiency.
“Global Travel Collection has always set the standard for luxury travel affiliation,” Hrubant said. “As our business has grown, it became increasingly important to align with a platform that supports our advisors both today and in the long term. Rejoining GTC allows me to provide my advisors with unmatched resources, preferred partner relationships and a community that truly understands what it takes to succeed in today’s travel landscape.”
As Global Travel Collection continues to expand its global footprint, the return of CIRE Travel reinforces GTC’s position as the premier host agency for luxury and independent travel advisors worldwide.
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