RAPTIM Travel, the global travel organization with a mission
Raptim Travel is a globally operating travel organization with its corporate base in Tilburg, the Netherlands.
Founded in 1949 by and on behalf of Roman Catholic congregations and Protestant missions, today Raptim is still
governed by church related organizations of several denominations, they are the shareholders of Raptim Intercontinental BV.

RAPTIM Travel, only serving customers with a mission
Since its foundation, the world-wide Raptim organization is exclusively focused on one specific target segment
and scope, i.e. the Christian missions, churches and ministries and non-profit development- and relief organizations
(humanitarian aid, development aid, refugee aid, relief aid, medical aid and social justice organizations).

RAPTIM Travel, the non-profit objective
Raptim operates on a non-profit basis. It is an essential element of its commitment and part of its legacy.
In its daily practise however, Raptim is forced to operate along the commercial principles of the travel industry.
Its branches and shareholders, support social cultural and humanitarian projects from their share in the annual results of Raptim.

RAPTIM Travel, the global travel network
The Raptim Global Travel Network operates through more than 130 representations all over the world and consists
of the Raptim Intercontinental Group with 10 operating companies and 17 outlets, 15 exclusive commercial
co-operations and over a 100 associated representations through travel agencies abroad.

RAPTIM Travel, the corporate global structure
Coherence within the Raptim Global Travel Network is realized through a common strategy and focus,
centrally orchestrated commercial objectives and projects, a centralized global dialogue and contracts with suppliers,
joint and standardized reporting procedures and the central delivery and management of added values and synergies.

RAPTIM Travel, the corporate purchasing position
Raptim Intercontinental Group's global annual sales will reach the amount of Euro 100 million in 2005.