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Globick to power Trip.com tours and activities
Trip.com Group has chosen Globick to power its tours and activities B2B connectivity platform.
Globick will provide new API integrations between Trip.com Group platforms including Trip.com and Ctrip and travel service providers.
These include events, experiences, theme park and activities operators.
The Group will integrate new chosen operators with a direct contract via Globick’s B2B connectivity platform.
Chang Liu, GM of Attractions International Business, said: ” Globick’s cutting edge direct connectivity platform enables us to reduce costs and improve the experience.”
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