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Huawei Technologies goes for Amadeus’ AeTM
BANGKOK – Huawei Technologies, a leader in next generation telecommunications network solutions for operators around the world, has adopted Amadeus’ award-winning e-Travel Management solution (AeTM), making it the first in Greater China to do so.
This corporate online travel solution will help Huawei administer its global employee travel needs and manage its corporate travel policy in a seamless manner, there increasing its efficiency manifold. With the successful implementation of AeTM in China, Huawei is planning to roll out the solution in its other markets, which include Latin America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific.
The flexible, integrated AeTM system offers corporate end users a one stop shop ability to make air, car and hotel reservations, while linking to key national railway systems and low-cost carriers. Its low fare search capabilities ensure corporate travellers have a wide choice of travel options and access to the best available travel rates.
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