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Cheapflights opens Down Under
Flight price comparison firm Cheapflights is to open a website covering Australia and New Zealand.
The site www.cheapflights.com.au expands the company’s presence outside the UK and North America for the first time.
Companies such as Expedia, Zuji, Best Flights, Qantas Holidays, STA Travel and travel.com.au are publishing their deals with Cheapflights, according to the company’s head of international Mo Bulbrook.
CEO Chris Cuddy said: “The introduction of our new international technology platform last year has enabled us to significantly accelerate the rollout of new websites and to ensure that consumers have a broad choice of flights providers, inspirational travel guides, and great deals.
“Cheapflights is a committed consumer champion on behalf of travellers worldwide.
“We will also continue to invest to make Cheapflights.com.au a highly effective and independent marketing partner to the travel industry including airlines, budget airlines, consolidators, online travel agents and the long-tail of small and specialist high street travel agents.”
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