ATPI has strengthened its presence in the global energy sector, signing contracts worth more than $50 million in the past four months.
Its ATPI Energy operation says the deals reflect growing industry demand for specialised travel and workforce logistics support amongst energy operators, supply chain partners and service providers.
The business focuses on the safe, efficient and on-time transportation of crews, technicians and executives to critical energy sites, including offshore drilling platforms and support vessels.
Zara Higgins, Head of Global Energy at ATPI, said: “ATPI Energy already has an impressive portfolio of customers, including some of the leading names in the global energy industry. Securing these new contracts is a strong endorsement of our expertise and our reputation as a trusted travel partner.
“Across our global energy divisions, we work closely with our clients to understand their challenges in crew and corporate travel. By listening and collaborating, we can address these pain points and deliver smarter, more effective solutions.”
ATPI, which was acquired by Direct Travel in 2025, says the secret to its success is its Crewlink and Crewhub systems, which help energy organisations manage complex workforce mobility and crew logistics operations at scale.
