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Alliance to bolster online brochure site
Onlinetravelbrochures.com is close to sealing a strategic alliance which the company claim will take the operation to a new level.
The move will see a number of technological enhancements to the site and strengthen its relationship with tour operators.
Full details are expected to be announced next week.
OTB managing director Paul Green said: “We are concluding discussions with a third party that will elevate us to an entirely new plain. It will involve the immediate introduction of tour operators and advanced technology that will make the site even more attractive for travel agents.”
News of the alliance emerged as the company secured deals with 11 more tour operators, bringing the number featured on the site to 67.
The new operators are Royal Caribbean, Style Holidays, Sunset Holidays, Airline Network, Celebrity Cruises, Cyplon Holidays, Gold Medal, Guerba, Holiday Options, Keycamp and Legend of the Seas.
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