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FAB move by Galileo
Saturday, 27 Jan, 2010
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Access to Galileo has been added to the agents’ Findandbook (FAB) platform.
The system from travel software supplier Multicomcan now offers agents scheduled air fares via three GDS, with Galileo joining Amadeus and Worldspan.
The expansion to the FAB platform means that more than half of UK travel agents have access to with a choice of scheduled, low cost, charter and nett fare flights returned in a single response to their search, the company claims.
Combined with accommodation agents now have much greater flexibility when dynamically packaging tours with a wider range of flight options.
Multicom head of sales David Osborne said: “The expansion of FindandBook to include Galileo allows us to feature a wide range of GDS options which in turn significantly boosts the options and choices available to agents and their customers.”
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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