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AOT last minute site goes international
BRISBANE – AOT Group’s last-minute accommodation website www.needitnow.com has expanded its product offering to include accommodation deals from around the globe.
AOT Group CEO Andrew Burnes said that while Need it Now has been a solid player in Australia and New Zealand’s last-minute accommodation industry since 2001, the inclusion of international product means the website is now an open door to global travel opportunities.â€
Need it Now will offer deals from more than 168 countries, 12,278 cities and over 100,000 hotels from around the world, Burnes said.
Need it Now has added an array of languages and currencies to ensure it is user-friendly in the international arena.
“Our customers can book in the currency and language of their choice and to assist with the large variety of available options they can now select and compare properties instantly,†he said.
Need it Now has also adopted user-friendly functions including photos of international hotels, virtual hotel tours, international maps and details of international attractions and tours.
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