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Agents gain productivity through new Sabre agreement
Sabre Holdings Corporation announced a new agreement with Carnival Corporation and plc to expand its cruise distribution partnership across all of the cruise line’s brands internationally and in North America.
The agreement means all Carnival Corporation cruise line brands will become available to all Sabre Holdings business units, including Sabre Travel Network and Travelocity, with full access to content, pricing and booking.
“This initiative will also help agents achieve greater efficiency and productivity via Sabre’s automated booking program,” said Jack Anderson, vp of marketing, Carnival.
Carnival Corporation and plc, a global cruise company, is one of the largest vacation companies in the world. Its cruise brands include Carnival Cruise Lines, Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, and Windstar Cruises, and others.
Report by David Wilkening
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