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Maximise mark ups and transaction fees on all online bookings with Travelflow.
Travelflow is an innovative, multi functional, user friendly, cost effective internet booking engine, allowing agents to sell flights, hotels, car rental and other travel services online, via a secure payment gateway on their website.
With Flight Deck, a web based administration tool, agents can set up mark up’s and transaction fees by airline, cabin class, region from/to, return/one way journeys and fare basis by setting them as a percentage or fixed amount as required. This means that they can adjust mark ups and transaction fees whenever required, to ensure that earnings are fully maximised from every flight, hotel or car rental booking made online.
Discover the financial benefits of implementing an online sales channel via Travelflow and Flight Deck.
To find out more, contact us for an online demo.
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