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Meliá Hotels introduces travel packages
Wednesday, 27 Nov, 2022
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Meliá Hotels and Logitravel introduced Meliá Escapes, a new vacation package product.
Integrated with MeliáRewards, members can book hotel and flight packages, and bundle travel experiences and additional services.
Logitrave brings its dynamic packaging, expertise to the partnership.
Logitravel also offers car rental, transfers, tours and tickets.
Logitravel makes its technology available to Meliá Hotels through the Partnership Solutions service.
Meliá Escapes, accessible from melia.com, will become available in nine countries.
MeliáRewards customers in Spain, UK and the US can access it, with Italy, France, Germany, Portugal, Mexico and Canada coming.
In the future, Meliá Escapes will launch in more markets.
Learn more about : Meliá Hotels & Resorts ( Asia Pecific ) Meliá Hotels & Resorts ( N. America ) Meliá Hotels & Resorts ( United Kingdom )
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