PAIMA welcomes its new member in Sri Lanka

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Trans-Global Relocations Ltd. recently became a member of PAIMA (Pan American International Movers Association), making it the only relocation company in Sri Lanka to be a part of the network.

The Colombo-based company began operations in 2013 and is owned by family members Suresh, Emashi and Kaylon Marcellus.

Managing Director Suresh Marcellus has over 38 years of experience in the international moving industry, having initially trained in Singapore and working in Australia for two major international moving companies before moving back to his native country.

Today TGR employs full time staff and has a 3,000 sq ft transit warehouse in Colombo, offering customers 30 days complimentary storage for out-bound consignments and 14 days for in-bound shipments. The company specialises in mainly handling door-to-door relocations for corporate, diplomatic and UN Missions worldwide. “We’ve built the business by using modern methods and offering our customers competitive prices matched by personalised service. We are extremely proud to be the only PAIMA member in Sri Lanka and look forward to expanding our network globally with PAIMA members. Word of mouth goes a long way in business.”

Trans-Global Relocations received the PAIMA new member tonnage star award for 2019.

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