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Holiday Taxis secures easyJet deal
Holiday Taxis transfers are to be made available to book on the easyJet website.
The company claims to be on target to reach its goal of doubling the size of its business in 2008 to two million passengers.
Sales and marketing director Russell Parr said: “To be working with easyJet is a huge coup.
“The deal represents a great fit for both parties as we both have ambitious growth plans in place for 2008 and as the airline adds more routes to its network this year the relationship can only develop further.â€
Leo Purcell, easyJet partnership manager, said: “By offering a competitive, easy to book airport transfer service via easyjet.com, we are able to offer increased care and convenience for the 40-million-plus passengers who will travel with us this year.â€
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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