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Cartrawler and Gulf Air ink deal to widen Middle East appeal
Saturday, 07 Dec, 2010
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Car rental broker Cartrawler has signed a deal with Gulf Air allowing the airline to sell its inventory in real time.
The broker offers major and on-the-ground car rental suppliers around the world. It has 550 independent and branded suppliers in 175 countries.
Gulf Air manager ancillary revenues Justin Jones said: “Gulf Air now has the opportunity to reach a wider audience of travelers throughout Asia and the Middle East.
“That exposure will play a key role in helping us reach our goal of becoming one of the top Middle East travel brands in the market.”
Greg Turley
CarTrawler CEO Greg Turley said: “The Middle East and Asia are important destinations and car rental markets for CarTrawler, and we’re very pleased to open our huge selection of car rental suppliers around the world to Gulf Air customers. This new partnership significantly expands the global scope of both our company and Gulf Air.”
by Dinah Hatch
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