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Malev seeks more SME direct bookings
Sunday, 11 May, 2006
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Malev has relaunched an online B2B booking service for small firms and business travellers.
The Hungarian airline’s system offers discounts on published fares and booking dates as a percentage or fixed amount, designed to benefit SMEs.
UK country manager Doros Theodorou said: “It is crucial that Malev tragets its growing business market and our new B2B online service will be a useful tool for smaller companies who want to operate directly and ensure they are getting a good deal.”
Report by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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