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Octopus finds new partner
Octopustravel.com has bagged another deal – providing accommodation to adventure company Full Circle Expeditions.
Full Circle organises diving and ski expeditions each year, which are open to the outward bound public.
Under the new agreement Octopus will organise the accommodation for future expeditions. The deal follows a successful partnership between the two on a recent diving expedition around the world’s best dive sites, for which Octopus booked travel in Africa, Asia, Australia and the Americas.
The online hotel reservation company announced last month that it had renewed its agreement to provide hotel reservations for easyJet.
A spokesperson told TravelMole that Octopus was looking into partnering with newspaper groups to provide accommodation for their websites. She said that Octopus expected to be able to make an announcement by the end of next week.
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