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OTC clinches fourth contract with travel company
The Online Travel Corporation has secured a deal with Cheaptickets.co.uk to supply it with technology and fufilment.
The deal comes a week after the announcement of the deal to power Thomas Cook’s self-packaging website, which OTC sales director, Vic Darvey, told TravelMole was the company’s third contract with a travel firm.
OTC also powers brands including BT Openworld, Priceline and The Telegraph. It also claims it provide travel content and fulfilment services to over 80 “online forces”.
In a second announcement, OTC says its business travel division, Travelstore.com has signed three contracts to provide travel services to Ekonsol, an online agent, drinks distiller Chivas Brothers Limited and has expanded its current contract with Inter Public Group Plc, a media company.
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