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Call-link claiming 30% market share by end of Q1
Call-link Communications is rebranding and claims it will soon carry 30 percent of all holiday booking traffic following a series of customer announcements.
The rebrand will involve Call-link, the data and voice services brand, and Vertical Systems, the holding company of a number of technology providers.
Call-link managing director, Dave Myers told TravelMole that the details of the rebranding would be revealed in mid February.
Mr Myers told TravelMole that thanks to a series of major customer announcements which Call-link will be making in the next few weeks, the company will carry 30 percent of all holiday booking traffic by the end of the first quarter.
Mr Myers said: “We are now in a position to take on the old duopoly of Telewest and NTL”.
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