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• The Spanish multinational company adds a its twenty-sixth country to its global network.
• It has opened six (6) new offices in three of Malaysia's most important airports: Kuala Lumpur (3), Kota Kinabalu (2) and Langkawi (1).
  Global Exchange adds Malaysia to its global operations by opening six (6) new offices in the country, specifically in the international airports of Kuala Lumpur (3), Kota Kinabalu (2) and Langkawi (1).

This is the twenty-sixth (26) country for the Spanish multinational company, and an important step in its presence in Asia, as theses offices are located in one of the most touristically vibrant destinations in the area. Between the three airports, Global Exchange will handle more than 63 million passengers annually -based on 2024 data-, 65% of which -more than 40 million-, are international passengers.

These six (6) new offices are located in three (3) of Malaysia's most important destinations. The capital, Kuala Lumpur, hosts the country's most important airport; it is among the 10 most visited destinations in the world and is recognized as the second fastest-growing city in terms of tourism in Southeast Asia.

Kota Kinabalu, located on the island of Borneo facing the South China Sea, is not only know as a tourist destination for its beaches, nature and mountains, it is also a prominent commercial and industrial centre and an important connection point with Singapore.

Last but not least, Langkawi is the country's top seaside destination. This archipelago is composed of more than 100 islands and its airport is among the 10 best airports in the world according to the 2024 Airport Service Quality (ASQ) survey, which evaluates airports by geographical areas.
For Global Exchange, entering a new market is always a challenge that comes with great responsibility: "being able to convey our principles and values, and of course, our best image, always providing an excellent customer service".

Global Exchange has a significant presence in the Asia-Pacific region where, until now, it operated in three important markets: Australia, Hong Kong and India. Now Malaysia is part of this list, making a total of 37 exchange offices in the region.