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Online accommodation for Midland Mainline passengers
Midland Mainline is launching an online hotel booking service on its website, midlandmainline.com.
From 22nd January customers purchasing tickets online have the additional facility to book hotel rooms in advance. The range of information available includes theatre deals, places to stay near airports, facts about booking accommodation in Europe and information on all the top cities.
Commenting on the new facility, Anders Hanson, Product Manager from Midland Mainline, said: “Searching for availability and finding websites to book hotel rooms in advance is a time consuming process. We wanted to offer a full travel package that our customers will find helpful, informative and time friendly.”
The service is operated through SuperBreak, the short-break specialists, and customers can search by choice of location, date or price bracket to choose from a total of 1,800 hotels across the UK and 250 in Europe.
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