United Nations agencies, federal ministries, the Pakistan Military and listed multinationals hold accounts here, alongside ten airline appointments, three diplomatic drop-box mandates and three separate IATA accreditations. Every number below is published so it can be checked against the issuing body.
01 Corporate clients
These are contracted accounts, named account managers, negotiated fare agreements, duty-of-care obligations and monthly spend reporting. Organisations that are audited on how they travel, not only on where they go, do not appoint a travel agent. They appoint a travel management company and then examine its books.
International Organization for Migration
Humanitarian transit logistics
UNMOGIP
United Nations observer mission
World Health Organization
United Nations agency
Pakistan Military (GHQ)
Defence & pilgrimage charters
Jaffer Brothers Ltd
Industrial group account
Al Marjan Enterprises
Corporate account
Homekey Enterprises
Corporate account
Chattha Group of Travels
Trade & distribution partner
IOM, UNMOGIP and WHO travel is booked against mandate rules rather than corporate policy, approved carriers, security-cleared routings, duty-of-care tracking and documentation that survives a donor audit. Movements are frequently at short notice and outside office hours, which is why the duty desk runs continuously.
Federal ministries, the Pakistan Military and accredited missions require clearance handling as much as ticketing, landing and overflight permissions, charter manifest approval, protocol transfers and Meet & Assist at every major Pakistani airport. That work sits on our regulatory desk, not on a booking screen.
Energy, financial services, technology, manufacturing and development-sector accounts run through the enterprise ERP: automated pre-ticketing policy checks, instant invoicing, tax synchronisation across FBR, PRA and SRB, and spend analytics delivered monthly or quarterly in Excel and PDF.
02 Institutional relationships
Beyond the contracted corporate register sit the institutions we serve on assignment, government departments, bilateral development agencies, humanitarian organisations, Gulf employers and trade partners across the distribution chain.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Government of Pakistan
Pakistan Sports Board
Delegation movement
Pakistan Tobacco Company
Corporate travel
JICA
Development partner
GIZ · German Cooperation
Development partner
Islamic Relief
Humanitarian organisation
Aga Khan Foundation
Development partner
Saudi Oger Limited
Overseas employer · KSA
Al-Naghi Group
Overseas employer · KSA
Mosanada Logistics
Overseas employer · KSA
Daewoo Express & Courier
Workforce deployment
Apna Tours
Trade partner
Logos are reproduced to identify the organisations we have served or partnered with. All marks remain the property of their respective owners and are shown with their permission where a live commercial relationship exists.
03 Airline partners
Four carriers hold us as a Passenger Sales Agent and six more as an authorized preferred agent. Behind every appointment sit BSP billing and credit control, yield management, CAA regulatory interfacing and guaranteed local revenue remittance.
Air Blue
Passenger Sales Agent
Air SIAL
Passenger Sales Agent
Serene Air
Passenger Sales Agent
Fly Jinnah
Passenger Sales Agent
Fly Dubai
Preferred Agent
Riyadh Air
Preferred Agent
South Air
Preferred Agent
Salam Air
Preferred Agent
Flyadeal
Preferred Agent
Flynas
Preferred Agent
Saudia
36 international charters flown
Air Arabia
Carrier relationship
British Airways
Carrier relationship
04 Accreditation & licences
Three IATA accreditations under the GoStandard programme, an ISO 9001:2015 certificate with a published scope, SECP incorporation, a DTS operator licence, association membership and an Overseas Employment Promoter licence, each verifiable at source.
IATA code 27312180
IATA code 27335173
IATA code 27325270
All three codes appear on IATA’s public agency register and can be confirmed independently through IATA’s Check-a-Code service at checkacode.com.
Certificate QMS/PK/270806
Private Limited Company
Licence ID 1288
TAAP Member
Membership No. RWP-208
OEP Licence No. 2927/RWP
IATA
GoStandard accreditation
SECP
Company registration
High Commission of Malaysia
Drop-box agent · since 2013
Royal Thai Embassy
Drop-box agent · since 2023
Embassy of Indonesia
Authorized agent
The ISO 9001:2015 certification is stated in text only. The International Organization for Standardization does not permit certified organisations to reproduce its logo, and we do not. The certificate itself, with its scope statement, is supplied on request.
05 Humanitarian logistics
Al Zohra holds a formal agreement with the International Organization for Migration as an authorised provider of transit logistics for diplomats and delegates entering or leaving Pakistan. It is the single most demanding mandate we carry, and the one that shaped the way the rest of the operation is run.
A transit movement under this agreement is not a hotel booking with a flight attached. A delegate may arrive at an unsociable hour on a disrupted routing, with documentation that needs to be verified before onward carriage, and with a duty of care that does not pause between the aircraft door and the departure gate. Our desk takes custody of that interval end to end.
The scope covers reception and safe passage on arrival, secure accommodation in vetted properties, indoor dining arranged so that guests are not required to move through public areas, medical support arranged on call, and onward international air travel ticketed on our own BSP capacity so that a re-route never waits on a third party. Movements are logged, escorted where the mandate requires it, and reported back to the organisation in the format its own auditors expect.
24/7
Transit & safe passage desk
06 Overseas employment
Operated from our Rawalpindi office under Overseas Employment Promoter licence 2927/RWP, with POEPA membership RWP-208 and established channels to the Royal Consulate General of Saudi Arabia in Islamabad and Karachi.
Thousands of skilled, semi-skilled and professional personnel have been deployed through this division to employers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The value we add is not sourcing alone, it is the ability to carry a candidate through endorsement, attestation, medical screening, flight clearance and seat allocation without the file changing hands between four separate intermediaries, each of whom would otherwise introduce delay and cost.
Because the same house holds IATA accreditation, group seats are issued on our own BSP capacity rather than bought at the last minute on the open market. A mobilisation of two hundred workers moves on confirmed inventory, on the date the employer committed to, with the manifest reconciled against the endorsement file.
The employer’s demand is verified against our OEP licence scope and lodged with the Bureau of Emigration & Overseas Employment before any candidate is engaged.
Trade testing, credential verification and contract issuance, with every document prepared for consular scrutiny rather than corrected after rejection.
Candidates are screened at GAMCA-approved centres, with results tracked to the consular file so that a fitness lapse never surfaces at the airport.
Visa endorsement, attestation and flight clearance are processed through our direct channels with the Royal Consulate General of Saudi Arabia in Islamabad and Karachi.
Our in-house IATA desk holds and issues the group inventory, briefs the party at departure and hands the manifest to the employer’s receiving agent on arrival.
2927/RWP
Overseas Employment Promoter licence
Al-Naghi Group
Skilled & professional trades
Saudi Oger Limited
Construction & facilities
Mosanada Logistics
Logistics & operations
Daewoo Express & Courier
Transport & courier, KSA
Licence No. 2927/RWP
Membership No. RWP-208
Islamabad & Karachi
Overseas employment is operated from Office #4, 4th Floor, Aries Tower, Shamsabad, Murree Road, Rawalpindi. Al Zohra charges no fee to any candidate beyond what the Bureau of Emigration & Overseas Employment permits, and every deployment is registered before departure.
07 Sub-agency network
Our wholesale desk carries independent travel agents across tier-2 and tier-3 cities, the towns where an airline’s own sales presence stops and where a principal’s market share is actually won or lost.
500+
Active travel agents
Ticketing daily across tier-2 and tier-3 cities
3
IATA BSP entities
Combined settlement capacity behind the desk
24/7
Sub-agency support
Issue, void, reissue and disruption handling
A sub-agent joining the desk receives a GDS credit facility sized to their trading history, instant ticketing authority against our accreditation, and a named counterpart who answers at two in the morning when a passenger is standing at a counter in Sialkot with a disrupted connection. That is the whole product. There is no portal to register for and no account to open, the relationship is contracted, credit-assessed and handled by people.
For airline principals, this network is the reason a GSA appointment with Al Zohra reaches beyond Islamabad, Lahore and Karachi. Trade promotions, agency incentive schemes and point-of-sale branding are distributed through the same channel, and the sell-through is reported back against the incentive that produced it.
100%
On-time BSP settlement
Airline principals receive a territory plan with sales projections, incentive structure and remittance terms. Corporate and institutional buyers receive a costed proposal with negotiated fares, service levels and the reporting cadence their finance team needs.
