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HotelClub teams up with Yahoo!
HotelClub.net is to publish its hotel deals on the Yahoo! UK and Ireland website.
The top 50 hotel deals, selected from HotelClub’s inventory of 3500 hotels worldwide, will appear on the website. Customers can access the deals through clicking onto the Travel section and selecting “Deals”. HotelClub’s hotel rates are offered alongside deals from Airline Network, lastminute.com and Superbreak.
HotelClub executive director of marketing, Tim Etheridge said: “Our sales grew by 50% in the UK over the past six months, and we are certain our relationship with Yahoo! UK and Ireland will continue to grow this trend”. He said that existing agreements with Yahoo! had boosted sales for the online travel company in Australia and Asia.
According to Yahoo! UK and Ireland travel category manager, John Argyrides, Yahoo! has an “upmarket audience” of 10 million users.
HotelClub is part of the Australian travel group, Flairview Travel Pty Ltd. It currently has 50 staff worldwide, and has plans to expand its European staff by a further ten in marketing, customer services and product development.
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