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New Sabre technology for cruise bookings
Sabre Travel Network says its launch of Sabre Cruises is its latest enhancement to end-to-end leisure offerings.
“The increased functionality of the new Sabre Cruises product will allow agents to save time, increase their revenues and book the best cruises for their customers,” said Greg Webb, chief marketing officer for Sabre Travel Network.
The automated shopping and booking capabilities of Sabre Cruises reduces research time by providing complete access to cruise line content, fares, commissions, rates and more, according to Sabre.
The tool also allows agents to identify cruises that best match customer preferences and provide travelers the best value for their money, as well as the best margin for the agency.
Report by David Wilkening
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