Holiday Extras teams up with eurochange
Travel money provider, eurochange, has announced a partnership with Holiday Extras.
It enables eurochange customers to easily book various travel services including airport parking, airport hotels, lounge access, car hire and overseas transfers.
The partnership provides a one-stop travel money and travel essentials service to customers of both companies.
All eurochange Travel Extras bookings include ‘Flextras’ which is Holiday Extras’ most flexible booking terms.
When plans change, bookings may be amended or cancelled without charge.
Charles Stewart, MD of eurochange, said: “We are delighted to be partnering with Holiday Extras. Like eurochange, it’s a popular and trusted name in the travel business with a stand-out service.”
James Lewis, Associate Director of Partnerships at Holiday Extras added: “Eurochange is about making travel cash stress-free and speedy. It’s a great combination and one that will bring a lot of appeal to all our customers.”
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