"In October 2023, Trust-Go Expands Its Global Presence in Glamorous Cannes"

Sep 20, 2023



Amsterdam, Netherlands Sep 19, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Trust&Go, the premier international security and transport company, is delighted to announce its service expansion in Cannes starting this winter season. This strategic move is designed to elevate the company's capacity to deliver unrivaled security and personalized services to its respected clientele from the Middle East region.

With over 15 years of unparalleled service, Trust&Go has maintained an impeccable safety record across Europe, United States, Morocco, and the Middle East. The company's unwavering commitment to excellence has positioned it as the preferred choice for celebrities, athletes, high-profile individuals, government officials, royal families, international law enforcement agencies, and world-class companies.

Trust&Go proudly serves as the trusted security and transport partner for some of the world's most demanding and distinguished companies, all of which require the highest security standards. Among them are international airlines such as; Delta, American, United, Qatar; luxury brands include Christie's, Hermes, Tourbillon, Chopard and exclusive private events at the Monaco Formula OneTM week.

The company enduring partnerships with these prestigious organizations underscore the steadfast dedication to providing top-tier security and transportation services on a global scale.

"We are extremely excited about this significant development for Trust&Go. The expansion of our operations in Cannes allows us to elevate the level of service we provide and offer an even more personalized experience to our VIP guests from Morocco and the Middle East region. As always, we remain firm in our commitment to providing discreet and professional assistance," said Mr. Ellafi Mahdaoui, CEO of Trust&Go.

The addition of the Cannes operation complements Trust&Go's existing presence in Amsterdam, Dubai, London, Miami and Rabat. This expansion solidifies the company's global presence and empowers to efficiently serve clients across the world.

For inquiries and further information about Trust&Go's services, please contact the Director of International Operations, Mr. Marcelo Cacciola, at [email protected] or visit the website at https://trust- go.eu/

About Trust&Go:
Trust&Go is a distinguished security and transport company with over 15 years of experience in providing international security services. With a proven track record across Europe, the United States, and the MENA region, Trust&Go offers tailor-made solutions for close protection, cyber security, transportation, and more. The company prides itself on crafting seamless experiences, enabling clients to focus on their affairs without any concerns. Trust&Go's commitment to excellence has earned the trust of high-profile individuals, celebrities, officials, royals, and international organizations.

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Press Release prepared by T&G PressDept

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