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Multicom promises easy cruise bookings
Software specialist Multicom is preparing to launch a new cruise API (application programming interface) featuring many of the leading cruise lines.
It claims the new product will offer a host of benefits to travel agents and OTAs.
It says its own bookable API will feature all content in a single system, offer direct links to cruise booking systems and normalise all data; this will allow access to all cruise systems from a single entry point and provide commonality to enable users to easily navigate each cruise line.
The cruise API will be integrated into Multicom’s FindandBookTM to enable customers to utilise the existing functionality of the booking system for flights, accommodation, transfers and other related ancillary products.
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