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Elite appoints Vacenza as new supplier
Independent agents’ consortium Elite Travel Group has confirmed accommodation and transfers provider Vacenza as a new supplier.
Vacenza, sister company of Alpharooms.com, acts as principal and formed the partnership to ensure that Elite members representing 100 branches can use the www.vacenza.com/agents website.
The site provides access to more than 24,000 hotels and apartments in the UK and abroad. Sheffield-based ABTA member Vacenza also has its own transfers company with airport transfers from 130 airports.
Elite Travel Club general manager Nigel Ham said: “I am pleased to welcome Vacenza as a new supplier and am sure its range of product and competitive prices will attract our members to the site.”
Vacenza trade relations manager Judith Pigg said: “Vacenza is pleased to work in partnership with the group and we will ensure that Elite agents are well incentivised to book with us.”
by Phil Davies
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