New Sponsors Unveiled

Alison Burns, sales and marketing manager for the company said " The Travel House has supported Swansea City Football Club for many years, through various advertising and sponsorship deals. However, we are delighted that now we are able to support the club further, through what we consider a prestigious shirt sponsorship deal."

The deal replaces the one with Stretchout which expired at the end of last season after running for another twelve-month period.

Swansea MD Mike Lewis, speaking on the club's official site said

" The Travel House is a company that we have worked with over the last few seasons, and I am happy that we can now take this relationship further. They are a most prestigious travel company, started locally, and they have grown in significance to become a major player in the national market, and that reflects on the club. They are an obvious attraction to us, and we are absolutely delighted that we are able to join hands in partnership."

We are told that the new strip will be in stock in time for the new season which kicks off at Macclesfield on August 11.

Meanwhile, details of the club's official web-site has hit the streets before the official launch which is due to be tomorrow. The new site is part of the NTL deal that all league clubs have signed and the full roll out of these sites will be taking place over the next few days.

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