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GetThere seals deal with TQ3
Corporate online travel reservation system GetThere has sealed a deal with leading travel management companies TQ3 Travel Solutions.
Sabre-owned GetThere will become a preferred supplier for TQ3, forming part of the travel management company’s customised corporate online solution.
GetThere vice president Floyd Widener said: “GetThere will be an important part of TQ3’s international account offering from here on in. A strong online booking capability will help TQ3 strengthen its global position and expand its presence in international markets.
He claimed that one of the reasons the company selected GetThere was for its compatibility with every global distribution system.
“This means TQ3 can offer its multinational customers a single online booking solution, regardless of which GDS it is using in the countries involved. This brings huge additional advantage in terms of economies and efficiencies.”
Report by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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