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Let’s Go takes FindandBook search technology
Let’s Go Travel is to use the FindandBook search and booking system provided by leisure technology specialist Multicom.
The 34-branch SouthWest-based agency chain using the technology for its own websites, affiliate websites such as the National Association of Head Teachers -www.nahttravelclub.co.uk – and its direct-sell airport sites.
Exeter-based Let’s Go provides travel to more than 30 affiliates and FindandBook will be introduced to each partner website.
The system will also be incorporated into Let’s Go Travel’s regional airport websites. The agency has exclusive deals to sell travel to destinations served by a number of regional airports including Bristol and Exeter. The technology will be introduced to additional airport sites as Let’s Go reveals further contracts.
Multicom managing director Rob Howell said: “FindandBook exclusively provides access to leisure travel content. It allows Let’s Go to take full advantage of the internet travel boom while offering the chain’s customers access to a huge range of airlines, hotels and package holidays.”
Report by Phil Davies
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