Kensington Brings Business Travel Operations Under New Kensington Corporate Unit
A newly named division, formerly housed within Travel Edge, brings Kensington’s business travel operations under one unit.
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Kensington has launched Kensington Corporate, a newly named division focused on business travel management, marking a formal expansion of the company’s operations beyond leisure travel. The unit was previously housed within the Travel Edge brand, Kensington’s sister company, and is now operating under the Kensington name as of January 2026.
Kensington says the unit will strengthen international reach and operational support for corporate clients operating across multiple regions. Kensington Corporate is positioned to serve executive and complex corporate itineraries, drawing on the company’s existing infrastructure and in-house support model.
Kensington Corporate applies the individualized planning framework long associated with Kensington’s private guided leisure travel to corporate programs. Services include 24/7 in-house support, proactive flight monitoring, duty-of-care protocols, and dedicated agents managing end-to-end logistics through Kensington Concierge. The offering covers air, hotel, and ground transportation bookings, last-minute changes, complex routing, dining reservations, curated activities, and on-the-ground support intended to reduce disruption during business travel.
“Organizations today expect their travel programs to do more than move people efficiently. They want travel to actively support performance,” said Eric Holenka, senior vice president of Kensington Corporate. “Kensington Corporate brings a luxury mindset to the corporate world by applying the same level of personalization, care, and attention that has long defined the Kensington brand. When executives travel with support that is truly tailored to them, they arrive more focused, more prepared, and ready to deliver at the highest level.”
The division is designed for companies with frequent senior-level travel needs and for teams operating across international markets. According to Kensington, the emphasis is on centralized oversight and a single point of contact, rather than fragmented vendor management, to maintain continuity across itineraries and regions.
Kensington Corporate now sits alongside several established lines of business within the company. Kensington Tours remains the flagship brand, focused on private guided travel globally. Kensington Cruises pairs land programs with ocean and river cruise partners, while Kensington Villas offers access to more than 1,000 villas with associated services. Kensington Expeditions encompasses customized travel across land, sea, air, and space, and Kensington Yachts operates as a dedicated charter brokerage integrating yacht itineraries with land-based experiences.
With Kensington Corporate now operating as a standalone division under the Kensington umbrella, the company has clarified its structure across leisure, expeditionary, and business travel segments. The division is active immediately.
