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Elleipsis introduces new cruise Web services
Elleipsis Inc. announced it was adding new cruise Web services to its TravelTalk product.
The newly added cruise Web services are based on OpenTravel Alliance (OTA) specifications to connect their booking engines and front-office platforms to a wide range of information from a group of travel distribution channels such as air, car, hotel and cruise suppliers.
Elleipsis also announced the launch of OdysseyNG, the new B2B and B2C online booking engine and travel portal that provides automation of cruise reservations for ten individual cruise lines.
OdysseyNG will also support the booking of other travel products.
The Las Vegas-based Elleipsis is a provider of travel booking solutions and aggregated travel Web services based on the OTA specifications.
Elleipsis has already signed customers for both of its two new offerings.
Report by David Wilkening
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