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Multicom sign deal Sunterra deal
Sunday, 10 Nov, 2005
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Technology firm Multicom has signed a deal to provide the booking engine for membership operator Sunterra Europe.
The system, FindandBook, will enable Sunterra’s 100,000 members to book their travel arrangements, add-ons and insurance on the same site without the need to search and book them separately.
The function interfaces directly with Sunterra’s member website and also its public site, www.gosunterra.com.
Managing director Dave Harris said: “The majority of our members are regular independent travellers so the web booking functions have been well received.”
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