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RWA wins vacation business of global corporate travel giant
Travel technology supplier RWA has signed a deal to provide its complete Sell-It Suite system to the vacation business of an unnamed global corporate travel giant.
Under the deal RWA’s technology will be used in more than 2,000 travel agency locations across 20 markets.
RWA business development director Mark Bradbury claimed the deal was for a number of years and would bring significant revenue to the technology supplier.
The company has also just released the latest version of Sell-It Suite, which has been developed to allow for multi-currencies in different markets.
The enhanced system also automates invoicing and supplier payments and provides detailed reporting such as sales by a specific market.
RWA is also planning a new version of its Sell-It Online system for agents for launch by June, which will include a shopping basket facility for different travel components as well as links to third party content providers such as accommodation-only suppliers.
by Linda Fox
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