Mystifly launches industry’s first online “Modify Booking Feature” for its B2B customers.
Are you frustrated calling your consolidator’s back office and call centre everytime you need to modify bookings you have made?
As Travel Agents you are often faced with the challenge of modifying PNR’s that is made on the consolidator’s booking platform. Everytime a change is required you are at the mercy of the consolidator’s back office team to do the same. What happens when you need to modify 30-50 bookings a day and at times when your consolidator’s office is closed for the day?
This is where Mystifly’s MyFareBox wins above the rest. Mystifly launches industry’s first online "Modify Booking Feature" for its B2B customers through MyFareBox. Now you can modify your bookings instantly on MyFareBox in few easy steps as per your convenience without any phone calls or follow ups.
MyFareBox is an Anywhere to Anywhere flight search, booking & ticketing platform from Mystifly
Mystifly is a leader in global air-travel consolidation space and has developed world’s largest travel network with consolidation services spanning over 51 countries. Their unique & innovative execution model tied with a global delivery platform, MyFareBox ensures that Mystifly Consulting (India) Pvt Ltd. saves money on all SOTO travel transactions including not only legacy airlines (published and private fares) but also LCC flights.
MyFareBox brings to you lowest airfares from over 51 countries and 900+ airlines.
Other features include:
- Search, book, hold, ticket and print itineraries & eTickets – all at one place
- Guaranteed cost savings between 5-60% on SOTO tickets
- 24/7, 365 days active support on phone/email
- Transparent pricing with fixed ticketing fee model
Register today and see how you and your clients can start making further savings to their travel. Simply log on to: www.myfarebox.com
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