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Ava Airways partners TripAdmit for tour, activity bookings
Ava Airways has tapped TripAdmit to help drive ancillary sales for the new Dominican Republic.
TripAdmit will power booking software for tours and activities as Ava Airways preps for its inaugural flight later this year.
Ava Airways is an airline with its hub base in the Dominican Republic which will operate scheduled flights from Santo Domingo to the Caribbean, Latin America, North America and Africa.
TripAdmit’s booking software will provide Ava Airways customers with experiences available in its destinations.
Olivier Arrindell, CEO of Ava Airways said: “Being able to offer tours and activities is a major part of our plans and we want the selection and booking process to be a seamless one.”
TripAdmit’s booking solution includes AI technology for personalised segmentation so the platform is exactly what we need for our customers.”
Ava Airways is the first evolving carrier to join TripAdmit’s global airline partnership program.
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