Hoseasons invests in new technology - TravelMole


Hoseasons invests in new technology

Sunday, 30 Jun, 2005 0

Domestic operator Hoseasons is investing a new reservations system after a six month search for the right technology.

The new Traveller system, designed by Web Applications UK, is specially tailored to specific markets, including holiday parks, villas and cottages.

Hoseasons chief executive Richard Carrick said: “We’ve always recognised the need to invest in the best technology and have a strong in-house technical team.

“The last six months have been spent investigating which reservation system to use and we’re confident that Tr@veller is a sound, reliable and innovative system that will give us the flexibility we need to grow.”

Report by Steve Jones



 



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