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Hotelbeds in strategic partnership with Australia’s TFE Hotels
Hotelbeds has inked a new strategic partnership with Australia based hotel group, TFE Hotels.
This deal comes as Hotelbeds is seeing a record number of new bookings.
In the last four weeks Australia has shown a 20% increase for the months of July to December compared to the same period in 2019.
Hotelbeds can offer its 60,000+ clients special rates and exclusive offers at 48 properties spread across Australia and New Zealand covering all key cities, all part of the TFE Hotels group.
“We strongly believe this new partnership with TFE Hotels will strengthen our position in the Pacific”, said Colm Flanagan, Head of Regional Chain Partners APAC at Hotelbeds.
Hotelbeds’ clients will now be able to boo TFE brands including A by Adina, Vibe Hotels, Quincy Hotels, Rendezvous and Travelodge Hotels
TFE Hotels’ Senior Director of Sales, Shahnaz Bakhshay said: “TFE has elevated our strategic partnership with Hotelbeds to leverage off their expansive distribution network both here in Australia and internationally.”
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