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Amadeus customises selling tools
Amadeus is to offer tailored systems to the business and lesiure travel sectors.
In what the company claims is a first by the GDS, Amadeus is to offer customised selling tools to agents.
The Vista Business and Vista Leisure components are to be unveiled at this week’s Travel Technology and Business Travel shows in London.
Amadeus says it can provide improved access to both GDS and third-party provider content and a single point-of-sale platform through the two Vista offerings.
“We are offering a ‘best fit’ solution based on the market the travel agency is targeting,” said Amadues UK managing director Stephane Durand. “Agents will now have a tailored solution that allows them to access a wealth of relevant content in a fraction of time they’re used to.
“For example, creating a frequent traveller profile takes less than a minute and selling a hotel room is a third faster than in other legacy systems.”
Report by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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