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Phil Hoffman signs again with Sabre
Phil Hoffmann Travel and Sabre Pacific will extend their 22-year partnership following the signing of a new 10-year agreement.
The deal will provide Phil Hoffmann Travel’s seven branches across Adelaide with a full, end-to-end suite of Sabre Pacific products, including: Sabre Red Workspace, Sabre Explore, Intelligent Ticketing, Traveller Security, and for the first time, Sabre Online, Sabre Agency Manager, Travel Intelligence and TripCase.
Phil Hoffmann, managing director of Phil Hoffmann Travel, said the driving factor behind the company’s decision to renew the agreement was its confidence in Sabre Pacific to deliver "on what they’ve promised us".
"They’ve been a true partner, in every sense of the word," he said.
Sabre Pacific CEO, Gai Tyrrell, says the deal is "unprecedented" for an independent agency.
Phil Hoffmann Travel is one of the leading independent travel agencies in Australia, with more than 150 full-time equivalent staff and a turnover in excess of AUD100 million.
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