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City Vacations offer flexibility
CityStays by United Vacations offers travel agents more flexibility and choices for clients on air-inclusive vacations to more than 160 cities in America, the company says.
Features include easy bookings to major destinations such as New York City and Los Angeles; customized e-mail itineraries with the travel agency’s logo; 24-hour traveler Assistance; and a wide variety of flight choices with price and availability comparisons from United Airlines.
Sample prices: Los Angeles to Phoenix, starting with accommodations at the Best Western Bell Hotel at $141.34, or Chicago to Boston at the Best Western Lord Wakefield Hotel, starting at $281.50.
The new product is bookable only in VAX Vacation Access® under City Vacations CityStays. It uses a booking engine search that allows agents to create vacations comparing and combining thousands of real-time prices for hotels and United Airlines. Car rentals from Alamo and Dollar are also available as add-ons.
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