We are thrilled to announce the official launch of CHASEGOLF Travel on March 18th in the media and on our social media platforms. Our announcement reached over 4’500 views in the first week. The news release was distributed through Newswire and the IAGTO.

We also announced our membership with IAGTO, the International Association of Golf Tour Operators.

We are also excited to announce that CHASEGOLF has been awarded with IATA certification. But wait...what does It really means? It means that CHASEGOLF "follows airlines carrier rules" and that we are "operating within a validatedframework to meet regulatory requirements, industry standards, and bestpractices". IATA is a recognized, independent certification that recognizes our commitment to deliveroptimum performance, quality and safety,and adheres to sustainability measures".

Our CEO, Fanny Chase, has been invited to participate in a Podcast episode hosted by industry-personality Sahara Rose de Vore, the Founder and CEO of the Travel Coach Network. Together, they chat about how travel coaching can help golfers and non-golfers prepare for that awesome trip they are looking for. The episode will be recorded on April 10th. We will soon anounce the release date.

GolfSafe, a partner of choice

We are proud to announce our partnership with insurance provider leader, GolfSafe, a subsidiary company of TravelSafe. GolfSafe is the leader insurance for golf trips and renowned for providing excellent customer service to its clients. Travel Insurance is highly recommended for everyone when planning a trip abroad and with this partnership, we are confident that our clients will be well-taken care of for everything related to insurance benefits.

Hot Travel Tips

When in doubt...travel light. Our "Ready,Set, Golf" Package includes a detailed packing list you should consider for your trip. We have countless trips under our belt and we know the importance of packing for a golf trip. Packing tips are essential because a simple mistake can not only cost you a lot of money,  but also, cause a lot of issues overseas. Think twice about bringing that hard suitcase and ask yourself...do I really need this and is there a better way?