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Holiday Extras added to price comparison site
Holiday Extras has been added to travel price comparison website www.travelsupermarket.com.
The site’s channels manager for hotels Alexis Garrick said the addition of the hotel product on Holiday Extras offered users even greater choice of UK airport hotels with competitive prices.
She said: “It’s all about choice and the more choice we can offer, the greater chance the user has of finding the best deal for them.”
Holiday Extras head of sales Shelley Roberts said: “Holiday Extras is delighted to be working with www.travelsupermarket.com. We are both companies dedicated to providing great value products to help customers fulfil their complete travel requirements and we are looking forward to a long and profitable partnership.”
Holiday Extras offers more than 100 hotels, 59 car parks and 23 lounges at 26 airports across the UK.
Report by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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