Servcorp assists business travellers to work, despite ash cloud disruptions

Servcorp is offering a 50 percent discount on its Virtual Office package to travellers affected by the disruption of flights in and out of various Australian cities, caused by the volcanic ash cloud.

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Locked · 22 June 2011 · 2 min read
Above Servcorp assists business travellers to work, despite ash cloud disruptions. Dynamic Business

Servcorp is offering a 50 percent discount on its Virtual Office package to travellers affected by the disruption of flights in and out of various Australian cities, caused by the volcanic ash cloud.

With thousands of travellers affected and the disruptions set to continue for the next few days, the package allows frustrated travellers to access the business infrastructure and support they need to keep on working, wherever they are.

The Virtual Office package provides users with a local business address, access to meeting rooms, a local contact number and receptionist without the cost of a physical office.

Travellers can continue to work and communicate with their colleagues and clients by temporarily basing their business from any of the capital city locations offered in the package.

The offer is valid at any Servcorp location around Australia until 5pm Friday 24 June.

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