Shanti Travel, along with its newly acquired subsidiaries Tierra Latina and Amérigo, now operates in a wide range of global destinations. Shanti Travel primarily focuses on Asia, with operations in countries such as Japan, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, and Singapore. Tierra Latina specializes in Latin America, maintaining offices in Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico City under the brand Mexikoo. Amérigo, which was recently acquired, adds coverage of North America, particularly the United States and Canada, while also having a presence in parts of Latin America. This acquisition creates a more comprehensive geographic footprint for the group. The acquisition of Amérigo was driven by the need for complementary geographic coverage and the opportunity to expand into Asia as a tour operator for group services and GIR (Group Incentive Travel). Amérigo is officially registered as a tour operator and is referenced by around 3,000 French travel agencies. Shanti Travel is planning to relaunch a customized service for Asia but is currently focused on integrating Amérigo into its operations. This acquisition strengthens Shanti Travel's presence in the business-to-business (B2B) market in France. Since Amérigo is already registered as a tour operator, it increases the group's visibility among travel agencies and other business clients. The move also reflects a broader industry trend where receptive operators—those who arrange local services for tourists—are acquiring tour operators. This trend is growing in countries with high labor costs, where offering customized travel experiences is increasingly difficult. Shanti Travel and Amérigo share a product-oriented approach and a strong understanding of their respective regions. The integration of Amérigo is intended to maintain the independence of each unit while allowing for internal competition that can drive innovation. The group plans to diversify its geographic and client sources to reduce risks, even as the United States remains a key destination despite current challenges. Technology plays a central role in the group's strategy, with a focus on enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, customer relationship management (CRM) tools, and automation to enhance efficiency and competitiveness. The deployment of systems like My Amérigo is a priority for expanding services in Asia. The acquisition also supports a succession plan to ensure the continued growth and stability of Amérigo. The group currently has a revenue of approximately 35 million euros, and future goals include deepening existing markets, integrating new offerings, and investing in team training.