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Amadeus Cars revs up e-Voucher roll-out
BANGKOK– Amadeus has become the first in the car rental industry to achieve 100 percent e-Voucher for its car rental reservations worldwide.
Back in October 1996, Amadeus was the first and only travel distribution company to offer a global paper voucher solution for car rentals.
Ten years later, in December 2006, Amadeus pioneered the launch of the e-Voucher and following the path initiated by the airline industry has announced the full withdrawal of the traditional paper vouchers.
Amadeus Cars e-Voucher is an electronic means of payment for car rentals.
In addition, customers no longer need to show any paperwork as proof of reservation and/or payment when attending at the car rental counter.


Amadeus Cars e-Voucher also permits a higher level of flexibility for travel agencies to accommodate last minute and same day bookings.
 

With Amadeus Cars, car rental providers can sell their content from a single point in real-time to both online and offline travel agencies.
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