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HotelPlanner inks Amadeus service agreement
Global travel technology platform HotelPlanner announced a long-term service agreement with Amadeus.
HotelPlanner will use Amadeus Web Services to integrate hotel content via the Amadeus Travel Platform.
Tim Hentschel, CEO, HotelPlanner, said, “As a top hotel booking platform, it is critically important that we provide our customers access to the most accurate and timely hotel room inventory.”
“Our new relationship with Amadeus gives us the opportunity to deliver advanced functionality.”
Amadeus Web Services enables HotelPlanner to enhance its current offerings and deliver new solutions.
HotelPlanner has agreements with some of the largest online travel agencies and affiliate partners.
Amadeus also announced new distribution agreements with Fareportal and commerce platform Simplenight.
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