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Hotels added by flights specialist
Wednesday, 28 Aug, 2009
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Flight and long-haul travel specialist The Holiday Team has created a hotel-only booking engine for agents.
Hotels will be offered at net rates allowing agents to set their own commission.
The new accommodation offering will be available through the company’s booking system.
Sales director Rajan Sawhney said: “It’s a natural step for us to expand our offering to include hotels in all major long-haul destinations including Australia, the Far East, Dubai and the US.
“We’ve gained a reputation for offering some of the lowest flight prices in the market, with good availability and a booking system which is straightforward to use.
“By launching the accommodation option we are moving the business forward and giving agents what they want.
“We want the trade to use us to book complete long-haul travel arrangements.”
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